Sentence examples for has long prized from inspiring English sources

El Salvador's elite has long prized the arts, especially literature.

Cinema has long prized drama over everything else.

In him, Haigh found an inscrutable quality he has long prized.

Grimson has long prized teaching as much as research — and he has drawn particular satisfaction from teaching introductory classes.

The Swiss government, which has long prized the secrecy of its banking system, now appears to be willing to cooperate with authorities, one person said.

Vintage shopping once was more rare in Singapore, a city that has long prized modernity and owning (or building) the next new thing.

The Chinese too, who call it Changbaishan, have long prized it.

Foragers and connoisseurs have long prized them for their flavor and healthfulness.

Readers and critics of novels have long prized observation over imagination.

Scientists have long prized the roundworm Caenorhabditis elegans as a model for studying the biology of multicellular organisms.

Many cider-makers had long prized the chance seedlings, discovered in their fields and orchards, that yielded unexpectedly delectable eating apples.