Sentence examples similar to more precious object from inspiring English sources

"Steel did not develop the way aluminum did, going from objects considered more precious than gold to objects as pervasive as soda cans.

It plans to build at least a half-dozen structures to house the more fragile and precious objects.

The upper floor rooms display more artistic and precious objects.

Monarchs like Charles I of England and Louis XIV of France or discriminating patrons like the Cardinal Francesco Barberini and Cardinal Jules Mazarin commissioned sumptuous tapestries more precious than paintings, furniture or decorative objects.

Beauty for Yoshida implied impermanence; the shorter-lived a moment or object of beauty, the more precious he considered it.

PRECIOUS metals are suddenly looking more precious.

But while the mystique faces ever-greater scrutiny, it remains powerful in our increasingly digitized and disposable world, where 300-year-old wood objects used to express deep emotion seem ever more precious.

Time became more precious".

Their weekends are becoming more precious.

Does digitization make the original more precious?

It's more rare, and therefore more precious.