Sentence examples for bit more precious from inspiring English sources
It may not be a project that will make the world smaller or friendlier — only, perhaps, a bit more precious.
'Twenty years ago, we might have been a bit more precious about it all," Jones said, "but now we're more relaxed".
She accomplished something similar, though a bit more precious, with the words she wrote to "She Always Will," written by the guitarist Steve Cardenas, a former member of her band.
Lyn Romano, whose husband was killed in the crash, denounced the plan, adding, "Their little suction adventure to recover their precious gems may recover something a little bit more precious to me".
"It's going to try to be good enough for New York … it's going to try to make its own small contribution, and it's done in a way that ensures this contribution is readable, understandable, and it's maybe a bit more precious than others.
A smile that, perhaps, is a bit more precious today.
NBC also had reason to breathe a bit more easily about its most precious new drama, "Smash".
The Paraguayan defense did well to sit back and frustrate Italy, the defending World Cup champion, but the team may look to come out of its shell a bit more as points become increasingly precious.
With a bit more composure and luck they would have claimed a precious two extra points.
Living life, even just a little bit more, from the compass of the heart makes it all the sweeter and more precious.
