Sentence examples for more treasured in from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, place -- or home -- continues to have meaning as both communities and nations become even more treasured in a world of mass-produced impressions and fear of homogenization.
She reveals that unpublished novels, written when she was very young, may exist somewhere in a Texas archive: useful one day for thesis or biography hunters, but not, if her self-mocking summaries are anything to go by, yet more treasures-in-waiting.
Won that round of Twitter and like a truffle-hunting pig off I go, rooting for more treasures in the social-media underbrush.
In the traditional Chinese culture, a boy was more treasured than a girl as a boy signifies the promulgation of the family to the next and subsequent generations.
The native biodiversity that is treasured in other locations is even more precious here because it lives among us.
Loving, supportive, treasured in memory.
More treasure HMS Sussex In 2002, US treasure seekers found the wreck near Gibraltar.
As adviser to the Chosun Development & Investment Fund, Turk is convinced there is more treasure than trouble in providing capital for new machinery and technology to revive the Stalinist nation's all-but-dead mining industries.
In subsequent years, she added many more treasures to her boss's collection.
A decrease in weight equals more time using it, and finding more treasures.
The aim is to make air passengers feel less like a captive audience and more like treasured guests when spending time in the airports that frequent travelers likely know all too well.
