Sentence examples for a prized characteristic from inspiring English sources

Reading her, one remembers that abrasiveness used to be a prized characteristic of American literature, a reflection of the democratic orneriness of the homesteader and the frontiersman.

Resiliency — the ability to recover, and learn from, stressful circumstances and adversity — is a prized characteristic in the medical field, and one that's difficult to cultivate during stressful residency years.

"It is probably the most prized characteristic of the entire organisation," he says.

Physical fitness was clearly a prized trait.

The winner gains a prized strategic crossroads.

Gut feeling is not a prized consideration.

Independents are a prized bloc.

It is especially galling if it involves a prized asset.

You would have thought a prized vase had been broken.

Credibility is a prized word in international politics.

For years it remained a prized possession.