Sentence examples for always prized from inspiring English sources

We have always prized succinctness and brevity.

Mr. Obama has always prized order.

Raspberries were always prized in our home.

Investment banks have always prized discretion among employees.

"Oregon has always prized a flinty independence," Mr. Ornstein said.

His early works were precious few and always prized.

Field geologists always prize a layer that is so distinctive in appearance that a series of tests need not be made to establish its identity.

Instead it creates its own subcultures that often (though not always) prize the neat, tidy and redemptive over the realities of life.

History always prizes the new and difficult, not the old and comfortable.

But originality and variety have always been prized in western writing, burden that they are on authors.

And while mass-market paperbacks have always been prized for their cheapness and disposability, something even more convenient has come along: the e-book.