Sentence examples for 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.

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

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

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

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

The state of Georgia allows citizens to carry guns openly as long as they hold permits, in a region where guns have long been prized and firearms are part of the culture, Crowe said.

GOVERNMENT jobs have long been prized in China.

It has long been prized in Japan, where it is as commonplace as egg and chips.

Frorri the German words for sour plant, sauerkraut has long been prized for its healthful qualities.

It has long been prized in Japan, where it is as commonplace as egg and chips.