Sentence examples for equally precious from inspiring English sources

"Each individual is equally precious, illuminating life," the document said.

"I can only hope he would recognize that St. Thomas is equally beautiful and equally precious".

I believe all human life to be equally precious - which is why I condemn both suicide bombing and the murder of innocent civilians by the Israeli army.

Yet many who hold this freedom as an article of faith are all too willing to limit an equally precious form of speech: voting.

Taking advantage of New York's unrivaled museum collections, we will research Pre-Columbian gold and silver work, as well as equally precious stone, shell, textile, and feather works created by artists of ancient Mexico, Central America, and Andean South America.

The British National Health Service has long been admired around the world for providing health care for all citizens, in a manner that regards each life as equally precious.

The transcendent bacon sandwich at St John Bread & Wine (£6.90) in London or Cardiff's Science Cream and its incredible liquid nitrogen ice-creams (£3.95) were equally as precious as a mountain of sausage 'n' mash at Belfast's John Hewitt Bar.

Every little girl, however, is equally as precious and must be protected, if not by loving parents, by her community, her state or the laws of her nation.

Though we didn't find any lost city, we found something equally important and precious — one of the world's great natural areas and the home of an incredible indigenous population.

There is an underlying feeling of commitment i.e. a belief that each is equally important and precious to the relationship.

Last year, he attacked the "blithe condescension" of Slumdog Millionaire, and his views on this year's Oscars dark horse Precious were equally fierce: "The hype for Precious," he wrote, "indicates a culture-wide willingness to accept particular ethnic stereotypes as a way of maintaining status quo film values.