Sentence examples for more precious for from inspiring English sources

Yet Sigismund Blondy, being who he was, found Zwelish all the more precious for his touchiness.

But the loss of this Michael Owen takes away something different, something all the more precious for its relative fragility in the range of rugby skills.

"You really don't get more precious, for hard-line geek culture, than 'Dawn of the Dead.' It's the Holy Grail, y'know?

Now, I see his invention as the mortal gift it is, dreamed up in a roach trap by an office worker, and all the more precious for that.

"You can't expect each of his records to be a revolution anymore, but his is a work in constant evolution, and all the more precious for that".

This silk then has to be threaded carefully to avoid breaks, but the fabric is all the more precious for its respect of life.

All the more precious, perhaps, for lurking not in majestic and Oscar-friendly hill country but in our dark, stinking sewers.

So there was the Florida secretary of state, Katherine Harris, racing like the wind to get to work yesterday so she could shut down the ballot-counting process before any more precious votes for Al Gore could be tallied.

A nurse is an even more precious find for Africa.

Shockingly, in just the partial decade from 2010 to the present time, there have been 43 fatal events taking over another 100 more precious lives (for list, visit my website, www.endingschoolshootings.org).org

"As a Chinese saying goes, it is more precious than gold for a young person to turn around to redress mistakes.