Sentence examples for a particularly precious from inspiring English sources

Water becomes a particularly precious commodity if you're not near a source that's safe to drink.

When it comes to blurring the lines between MMA and the sweet science, the boxing fraternity can be a particularly precious bunch.

It is hard to imagine worse results from America's latest proposal for the World Bank to switch from lending to making grants, subject to performance targets being met.Establishing a successful capitalist economy in an Arab country would be a particularly precious prize, but so far this has proved elusive.

Her eyes crinkle with delight when we discover a mutual acquaintance or happen upon a particularly precious print.

Mozart's relatively rare works in minor keys are particularly precious: the A minor Rondo K511 and the B minor Adagio K540 are soliloquies of the most personal kind.

She said that the new baseline tests would take place at a time that was "particularly precious and valuable" for children and that they were "a waste of time".

This was to be achieved by establishing colonies that would buy the products of the mother country and would export raw materials (particularly precious metals), which were considered an indispensable source of a country's wealth and power.

These patterns can be found on bags and skirts, while particularly precious versions are sometimes used as a dowry for a groom's family.

It came in a vast number of varieties of various sizes, shapes and colors; yellow, reddish, white with stripes of color, black, with or without speckles and a blue-husked variant that was considered to be particularly precious.

Fatherhood is particularly precious to Mr. Jackson, since it is a gift he was nearly denied.

The truth is, I love deserts too, and this spot strikes me as particularly precious, but I would have to wander a bit more to gather the words to describe how its sights and smells and size move me.