His attention to detail is certainly precious: there are even translations of his paper for Dwarvish and Elvish readers.
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.
I hope however that I would, and I believe, on grounds that have more eloquently been so often stated by lovers of freedom throughout history, that freedom is certainly as precious, perhaps more precious than life.
In among this morass of stereotype and cliche, uniqueness is certainly a precious commodity.
Consequently I'm certainly not precious about my songs: you can take any clutch of these fragments and reassemble them, as Rick frequently does".
Shadowboxes are certainly a way that can really add an extra element to your most precious keepsakes.
This loneliness is almost precious; it is certainly made sweeter by infidelity.
The Renaissance preoccupation with alchemy, the parent of chemistry, was certainly stimulated by the shortage of precious metals, made more acute by the expansion of government and expenditures on war.
Eric Schmidt: It's certainly made me understand why life is so precious.
That is certainly the right policy economically: the Treasury can ill afford to lose those precious fuel pennies.
Certainly there are precious few glimpses of the world beyond.
