Sentence examples for highest treasures from inspiring English sources

The movie, with its vehemently anti-pop orientation, sets up a hidden cultural aristocracy that burrows, termite-like, through the history of art to deliver the highest treasures surreptitiously, communicating secretly with the other sanguinary hipsters while satisfying the vulgar zombie clamor.

This wondrous DVD takes its place in the front rank of the high-intensity treasures of his legacy.

"Banality" consisted of glazed-ceramic and painted-wood blowups, on pedestals, of such high-kitsch treasures as a statue of Michael Jackson with his chimpanzee, Bubbles.

Almost immediately, geocaching sprang up as a high-tech treasure hunt among a few enthusiasts in search of not-very-valuable trinkets and more precious bragging rights.

The government has been selling these, and some have been bought by firms hoping to convert them into high-altitude treasure chests.

For those unacquainted with geocaching, it is a kind of high-tech treasure hunt using global positioning satellite units, communications devices that run from $100 to $1,000 and use satellites to pinpoint locations around the globe.

In his Spectator review of the 1937 Gaumont film of King Solomon's Mines - in which singer Paul Robeson plays Umbopa Graham Greenene wrote that the film "must be a disappointment to anyone who like myself values H Rider Haggard's book a good deal higher than Treasure Island".

Geocache Navigator Geocaching is a high-tech treasure hunt that is rapidly gaining widespread adoption with consumers worldwide.

If you're worried that you're not smart enough to stay as friends, understand that your high IQ friend treasures your friendship too.

Believe me when I say that New York City hides many treasures in high places, some of them visible only from a bird's-eye view.

Another segment looks at a team of special-needs cheerleaders in High Bridge, N.J. "Treasures of New York," at 10 30, visits Four Freedoms Park on Roosevelt Island on its first anniversary.