Sentence examples for equally prized from inspiring English sources

Views are not equally prized downtown.

Breadth and depth are equally prized.

These traits, put to the common good, should be equally prized in the new millennium.

Public spaces like parks are a particular battleground, equally prized as green oases and places for personal expression.

Wines and beers, oompahs and arias, are equally prized in this area where nobody seems quite sure whether dumplings should be called gnocchi or spatzle.

Shakespeare has emerged as the great genius of the age, the author of plays that will hold the stage as long as there are stages to hold, and a cycle of sonnets that are almost equally prized.

For the 90% who are not trying for a Nobel Prize, creating economic value through innovation is an equally noble prize.

The "hands-on" technical skills prized by industry as well as the equally essential "soft" interpersonal skills are rarely taught in traditional science-training programs.

But, equally, no prizes for guessing which one most governments would prefer.

And 10 runners-up will each win an equally covetable prize towards their big day.

Of course, there are smaller donation brackets with equally awesome prizes, like a signed map of Westeros for $350, or a script of the first-ever episode signed by the cast and crew for $4,500.