Sentence examples for more prized from inspiring English sources

But the revenue from outside partnerships is much more prized.

In Baltimore's heralded defense in 2000, size was more prized.

This has the effect of making girls seem more prized," she continues.

And like fine wines, these teas are more prized the older they get, and more expensive.

"Classical Chinese furniture is more prized in the West than Asia," he said.

BRUSSELS — For most Europeans, almost nothing is more prized than their four to six weeks of guaranteed annual vacation leave.

But such naturalism is even more prized among women striving for attractive gravitas rather than straight-up sex appeal.

Historically, Chinese art shown by mainstream United States institutions has focused on earlier periods more prized by experts.

Yet even as Mr. Chang became a more prized Democratic donor, his legal troubles were in fairly plain sight.

Those groups are more prized by advertisers than older viewers who make up the bulk of the audience for "Nightline".

If the brothers do find themselves in competition with each other, for a meal or something more prized, it is usually settled with a video game.