Sentence examples for an extremely precious from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month, Simpson shared an extremely precious photo of her daughter Maxwell and infant goddaughter Wilder Frances.

Because these samples are an extremely precious resource for future research in human genetics, it was decided that they should be preserved in a form that could be expanded repeatedly.

The NCAA and participating universities recognize that a college degree is extremely precious for the graduating student.

This bizarre turn in the Williams saga, which two of his three children claim to be his own wish, accords with a general perception among his admirers that there was something about him extremely precious, something worth preserving.

But in the circumstances, it was extremely precious.

I, like the many others who were lucky and honoured enough to know her, lost someone extremely precious.

And although her self-­absorption suits the obsessive nature of the task she's set for herself, it also allows for some extremely precious prose.

"I wrote to the TLS and said that I was very sad to see this because it was extremely precious to us.

"There was something extremely precious in the way they were holding the image, in the way they wanted to get it as soon as it got out of the camera," Mr. Nadjari said.

"Females therefore produce very few young and each animal is extremely precious," added Dr Desbiez.

She said her parents "never truly got over the loss" of their son, who had been "extremely precious and the apple of their eye".