Sentence examples for most precious when from inspiring English sources

Free speech is most precious when it genuinely questions power, when dissent challenges and undermines an unacceptable status quo.

You may even get married again, and look back on this space between as the most precious time -- when it was just you.

The problem was how to make that leap from a neutral, serialist kind of harmony to something that has the possibility of modulation, which I always felt was one of the most precious things we lost when music went 12-tone".

Breathing is one of the most precious resources we have when it comes to staying connected to the moment.

Even the most precious and destructive materials are junked when a new dopamine hit is required: the UK government reports that a tonne of gold embedded in electronics is landfilled in this country every year.

"The most precious thing I can remember is when he would sit crouched on his long legs, resting his head in his hands, and devoured the actors with his lovely blue eyes as though we were diamonds.

Its been a year, August 2, 2008, when I lost the most precious person in my world.

As a general rule in business, when someone offers their most precious, non-renewable resource (time), to give direct and constructive feedback, one should welcome it with grace.

"He was all that one would wish England's noblest sons to be in days when no sacrifice but the most precious is acceptable".

This is when a candidate's time is most precious, and appearances normally are carefully chosen for where they can do most good.

And the moral is one we can all use: "Some of the most precious gifts that we receive are those we receive when we are giving".