Sentence examples for is less precious from inspiring English sources

It is less precious, less purposefully fancy, less aggressively upscale than what he was putting forth at Cru, where he cooked until 2009 and which closed last year.

No doubt he's helped by the plainness of much of Coriolanus's language, which means there is less precious material that can't be cut.

Meadows is less precious than some directors about how his work is funded, his 2008 film Somers Town having been funded by Eurotunnel.

Only about half of the meandering border between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan has been delimited clearly, and most of that is high in the mountains, where territory is less precious.

"Being less precious about it is an enormous gift".

They are less precious, less mummified and more shareable that way.

When I started out in this profession 30-odd years ago celebrities were less precious about the interview game.

Ears may not always be less precious than eyes, but all too often you need both, and I suppose it's no pity that we can't choose anyway.

Privacy was less precious for non-celebrities as the growth in DNA databases continued apace, with the UK retaining DNA from more people than any other country – other states looked on as British plans suffered a setback in 2008 when a legal challenge ruled that this violated fundamental rights.

So I currently love my love using something that harmed or destroyed the loves of others who were deemed to be less precious than tantalum, tungsten, tin, gold.

At "Late Night," he adds, "it's been lovely to be less precious about things.