Sentence examples for equally precious is from inspiring English sources

But we could survive those shocks, and might even have been able to bear it if Ned's darling daughter Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner), after seasons of being protected like a caged nightingale from the casual rapaciousness of the dreaded Joffrey, had been not only raped but killed, just as, in real life, some daughter, equally precious, is raped and killed every day of the week.

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.

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.

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.

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

Every human life is equally precious to God and to do injustice and then lie about it earns you God's contempt.

You could say that they don't mean anything, or that they mean everything, because every atom of everything is equally precious as part of the magnificent cosmos.

Hard-disk space may not be as expensive as Manhattan real estate, but it can be equally precious to computer users who like to squirrel away as many files on their machines as they can.

It's precious American lives and limbs, and equally precious Iraqi lives and limbs that are being dangled just beyond our reach.

We are all equally precious in God's sight, whether we have won a Nobel Prize or receive unemployment benefits.

In a nice piece of sentiment, Mahdjoubi says that resources, such as water and energy, are extremely scarce on a space mission but should be treated as equally precious on earth.