Sentence examples for especially treasured from inspiring English sources

Banks is terminally ill, so his work should be especially treasured now.

The photographs she had shared with her family of her life abroad are especially treasured now.

Two especially treasured facets of Carnegie Hall's acoustics have been the shimmering, full-bodied immediacy of soft sounds and the mellow blending of instrumental sonorities.

That deficit, combined with a lack of anything else to do - no movies for kids, no parks for games - made books especially treasured, she writes.

Various versions of the "Book of Hours," generally compact but exquisitely ornamented prayer books, were especially treasured by wealthy people in the Middle Ages.

Although Queens is physically the city's largest borough, it has the fewest landmarks, and thus the mural is especially treasured, said Bob Singleton, a member of the Historical Society's board.

The generosity of the President in meeting me on every single visit is something I shall especially treasure.

Now, I love all sorts of Champagnes, but I especially treasure blanc de blancs, the finest, most delicate of all.

Scholars and students say they especially treasure the hands-on possibilities of the Durst collection, where they can poke through stacks of primary sources, and make unexpected discoveries.

There are two magnolias in the garden I especially treasure.

Many teachers, especially, treasure this as a semi-secret skill they've picked up without having worked at it.