Sentence examples for most precious attributes from inspiring English sources

Flexibility and adaptability through time is one of the most precious attributes of all HE buildings.

Their ability to cross racial and musical boundaries without sounding patronising or pretentious was one of their most precious attributes.

The plays consist of a mixture of narration and dialogue, and, though the performer's voice will certainly vary for the different characters, the whole inevitably acquires a certain unity that is one of the most precious attributes of the puppet theatre.

(Well, okay, maybe she did tell me that the first weekend was a little rough...) And that, I suppose, is the truest example of what I believe to be Gloria's most precious of attributes (and she's got a million of 'em): Her durability.

It also means the freedom to hold dear all that defines what is most precious about humanity – to value attributes such as morality, empathy and tolerance because they define who I am and not because they are imposed on me by the teachings of a holy book.

Tom Hickman, a Sussex-based writer and journalist, tells the story of its ups and downs with enthusiasm and a mostly straight face in "God's Doodle", a biography of what the dust jacket calls man's "most precious ornament".Mr Hickman examines his subject from various angles: its physical attributes, its role in society, its vulnerabilities and the "violent mechanics" of its fundamental purpose.

Our most precious Deanne.

Agudelo is that most precious of commodities.

Human capital is a most precious commodity.

He considered Bohemia his most precious possession.

Most precious father of Ruth Saperstein and Marilyn Johnson.