Sentence examples for mainly prized from inspiring English sources

While the palette is mainly prized today for its aesthetic value, back in the early 1800s, those colored stripes bore special significance for aboriginal people of North America, who were Hudson's Bay's original customers.

Where the BFG is a gentle soul, a vegetarian who eats mainly snozzcumbers — prized for the hilarious farts they produce — the bigger giants are meat-eating bullies.

(Real Time Economics) Against prizes (but mainly against prizes with intrinsically subjective criteria).

And they grow staples that are prized worldwide, mainly spices, but also cashew nuts, coffee, and rubber.

The Pulitzer Prize is mainly a prize for the news.

A local church congregation… The Pulitzer Prize is mainly a prize for the news.

By Dan Chiasson Rae Armantrout The Pulitzer Prize is mainly a prize for the news.

Her issues and problems and character arc is about as important as Peter's (less so in the overrated second film, where she IS mainly a prize).

Walker Evans prized a "documentary" quality in his mainly black-and-white postcards, of street scenes particularly.

As such, Pokémon clearly portrays the values prized in shōnen manga, or Japanese comics appealing mainly to young males.

The winter-taken pelts, prized for fineness and pure colour, are among the most valuable of commercial furs and are obtained mainly in northern Eurasia.