Sentence examples for being prized from inspiring English sources

At times, Staley's value system seems perverse: the raw thought being prized over the polished expression.

Beluga calls variously resemble a cork being prized from a bottle or a creaking door, along with sounds described as clicks, squeaks, chirps, bleats, moans, groans, and whistles.

Constant tribal wars over land, women and pigs — the last being prized measures of wealth, used to pay for dowries and settle disputes — have grown deadlier in the past decade with the easy availability of high-powered rifles smuggled in from Indonesia, just to the west, which are exchanged for the marijuana grown here.

Her virginity was prized.

Conformity is prized in football.

The eggs, too, are prized.

Today original Mason jars are prized collectibles.

The flesh is prized as venison.

Virginity is prized, sexual freedom stigmatised.

The turntable was prized by enthusiasts.

Technique was prized and promoted.