It's the most precious book I have.
News of his recommendation to Mr. Bush circulated around Washington within hours, causing an uproar among angry cabinet members and Congressional committee chairmen who saw Washington's most precious commodities -- bodies and budgets -- slipping out of their hands.
Most people seem to forget that a person's most precious asset is their body and health.
"Our bodies, the most precious vehicle for our journey here, run on water," she wrote in the caption.
The cold war, he recalls, "had divided the world into implacable camps and thus paralyzed the U.N".; the end of the conflict "had seemed to be the most precious of gifts for the world body".
She and Jules walked the length and breadth of Britain, France, Italy, and for her less ambulant friends the picture of her neat, precise body, exquisitely clothed, straddling the universe in her sensible shoes is one of the most precious memories.
They have history, "the most precious value," he said, and they "point to the future," when "we will all buy pieces for our body — new retinas, new livers, new body appliances to be more fit and to last more".
"Practising mindfulness and meditation helps us to realise how incredible our body is," she says, "and developing a healthy relationship with ourselves is one of the most precious gifts of love we can give ourselves.
On Monday, a new Today/AOL "Ideal to Real" body image survey was released, and it shows that people are giving up one of their most precious possessions -- time -- in exchange for their looks.
This clashes irreconcilably with Islam,... where the things that are most precious, most perfect and most holy are always hidden: the Kaaba, the faces of prophets and angels, a woman's body, Heaven".
