Sentence examples for ever more precious from inspiring English sources
In a time when cynicism rules, her eager humanity is ever more precious.
… — Julia Moskin Ecosalon: … But you are right in noticing that foodies are getting ever more precious and pretentious.
It is also a clash between development and conservation in a city where open space is ever more precious.
But just because good colleges have a commodity that has become ever more precious and privileged doesn't mean they have to act that way.
Today, as the city becomes denser and green space ever more precious, New Yorkers' access to sunlight and blue skies above Central Park is under assault in ways that make Mr. Zuckerman's original plans look benign.
But while the mystique faces ever-greater scrutiny, it remains powerful in our increasingly digitized and disposable world, where 300-year-old wood objects used to express deep emotion seem ever more precious.
Scarcity has made water even more precious.
No wrinkles will ever be more precious than those of a grandparent's smile.
Not that he lost, or will ever lose, his talent for underreaction: a more precious commodity than ever, in the epoch of the overblown.
The drag of mediocrity is always with us -- which is why such a reminder is more precious than ever".
If anything, it is more precious than ever before.
