Sentence examples for less treasured from inspiring English sources

No less treasured were her appearances and recordings as a lieder singer, with performances of Schubert, Schumann, Brahms and Strauss among her greatest achievements.

The reason why the former Flamengo, Udinese and Kashima Antlers player decides to start his hour-long conversation with the Guardian – for whom he will write throughout the World Cup – by revisiting one of his less treasured memories, is simple.

But the passage could be proof that there was considerably less treasure on board.

Alibaba refers to the adventurer in the Arabian Nights who sought treasure in exotic places - though these days it is less treasure and more Downton Abbey memorabilia.

The archaeology paradox: more laws, less treasure.

A client was inclined to disburse less treasure for a particular design, and the architect replied "My name is I. M. Pei (I am pay), not I am not pay".

People buried women with less treasures than men in China starting in that era; and that shift, new eating habits, and the conclusion of the Bronze Age all coincided with the time of the "Warring States".

It's not the sort of volume most people will want to read straight through, but rather one to dip into here and there — a volume to be treasured less for its own sake than for all the other books it will make the reader want to read.

While people on Broadway who do eight shows a week usually look at each night as just one taxing performance more, these days the cast and crew of "Les Misérables" look at each night as one treasured performance less.

Now the Royal Saskatchewan Museum in Regina is trying to figure out the value of a much less sexy treasure: a football-sized chunk of fossilized dinosaur poop.

If only this vigilance was being extended to Mesopotamia's less visible treasures.