Sentence examples for a more precious from inspiring English sources

We cannot give a more precious gift to the children of the world.

The medal had a bronze hue to it, but it glowed like a more precious metal.

It is the very loveliest and yet the most characteristic thing he ever did, I doubt whether a more precious painting of a primitif exists.

Not that he lost, or will ever lose, his talent for underreaction: a more precious commodity than ever, in the epoch of the overblown.

"This makes Jindal a more precious catch as he would lead to other links in the chain, which may be even very high up," Mr. Sood said.

Groups like the Red Cross are stewards not only of enormous budgets, but of a more precious commodity: Americans' willingness to give.

Usually accorded the swift or the bold A seat is a prize more precious than gold.

A smile that, perhaps, is a bit more precious today.

A nurse is an even more precious find for Africa.

"I have found worlds that have a lot less intellectual rigour in them, where people have been a lot more precious.

Barring all that, the company has just released a website so you can gaze longingly at the device for a few more precious hours.