Sentence examples for a precious kind from inspiring English sources
Since then, I have built upon them very little, but even the meager smattering — the first half of Stanley Kunitz's "Touch Me," the last stanza of Matthew Arnold's "Dover Beach," Eliza Griswold's "Tigers" — are certainly a precious kind of company.
And that is a very precious kind of income as well.
The 40-ton bodies of sperm whales could yield dozens of barrels, some derived from blubber and the rest, the most precious kind, spermaceti, from the whale's head.
Area residents, victims last summer of drought and fire, are now beneficiaries of a bumper crop of one of the most precious kinds of fungus in the world of haute cuisine.
And for Peter Holden being able to see his beloved St Johnstone lift the Scottish cup in the 2014 final remains a precious moment, the kind of memory that people with disabilities have just as much right to as anyone else.
He's incredibly kind, and kindness is a precious thing.
So treat every interaction as kind of a precious moment in time".
Still, "House of Flowers" developed a reputation as a precious lost gem -- the kind of reputation that by drawing the interest of well-meaning tinkerers can actually do more harm than good.
Nobody looks at you! Sometimes I have to remind myself that it's kind of like a precious item".
But Mr. Brendel makes virtues out of his flaws, and he has a precious gift for an almost improvisatory kind of storytelling.
