Sentence examples for is especially prized from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, anything associated with Faulkner is especially prized.

But for the Russians, the chance to travel is especially prized.

Forest elephants are smaller than their savanna cousins and have an alluring, extra-hard pinkish ivory that is especially prized.

Imagine long, green fennel fronds supersized, and you have agretti, an esoteric Italian vegetable that is especially prized around Rome.

Africa's small population of forest elephants is dwindling especially rapidly because, by all accounts, their 'pink ivory' is especially prized by the Chinese.

This means bringing techniques, equipment and seeds up to global standards, and cultivating Panama's most promising crops, such as bananas and coffee (its Geisha bean is especially prized).

WHAT foods or restaurants are especially prized where you live?

Such marble was especially prized by the Romans.

Because most were eventually discarded, the ones that were saved are especially prized today.

Lacquered Namban objects -- that is, Japanese objects made for export -- were especially prized.

Those with a view of the large-screen TVs were especially prized.