Sentence examples for course precious from inspiring English sources

Of course, precious few movers and shakers have the perfect combination of skill, drive and lots of luck to become gazillionaires.

It seems like most physical commodities have become more expensive: steel, timber, coal, oil, natural gas, orange juice and, of course, precious metals.

Of course, Precious takes place in 1987.

Children are, of course, precious; however, in our society, they are deeply fetishized.

CF: I love glamour and excitement, I love creativity, I love the people and, of course, the precious, precious things!

Of course, something precious can also be prosaic.

The remains, of course, are precious to family members, if for no other reason than to confirm the death of a missing loved one.

Shouldn't academic writing be open to change and progression, to move with the times without – of course – losing precious rigour?

Crisp head-to-toe newness is all well and good, but it needs some kind of counterweight — preferably, of course, in precious metal.

Could it be a coincidence that the Empire Gold color scheme calls to mind license plates introduced in New York during the seventies, another time when budgets were off course and precious metals were in demand?

All of these books more or less surreptitiously circulated during his life among Cuba's most avid readers, of course, as precious gems of purported objective analysis.