Sentence examples for of those treasures from inspiring English sources

It's one of those treasures that can't be replaced.

Among the most highly prized of those treasures are planets that formed around other stars.

Although they were unsuccessful in blocking the destruction of those treasures, Muslim political and religious leaders remain in a position to urge the Taliban to show respect for the diversity of Islam and the Koran in building a civil society that is religiously tolerant.

This extravaganza of a show is only a tiny sampling of those treasures, yet it packs the Peabody Essex galleries with a dazzling profusion of paintings, furnishings, decorative objects, clothes, uniforms, weapons, jewelry, sacred items, clocks and instruments, a throne room and even the last emperor's bicycle.

It's one of those treasures absolutely not to be missed.

"I'm not sure that's really one of those treasures," she said.

At their first source, Evie solemnly filled her bottle before reaching out for her mother's hand, one of those treasured moments in which Katharine's growing daughter was "suddenly a child again".

It's one of those treasured nights in the theater -- treasured nights anywhere, for that matter -- that can leave you both breathless with exhilaration and, depending on your sensitivity to meditations on the bleak and beautiful mysteries of human experience, in a puddle of tears.

So if a normal healthy American sees a family about to pull out of one of those treasured close-in spots just next to the maternity ones, he will put on his blinker and wait for the departing family to load up its minivan and apparently read a few chapters of "Ulysses" before it finally pulls out and lets him slide in.

I was seven when American Pie came out, and it seemed like one of those treasured markers of adult knowledge every time it was mentioned, the adults around me reacted with hushed voices or eye rolls.

Could Barrett's massive lobbying expenditures last year explain - at least in part - the Interior Secretary's sudden lack of interest in protecting what he had praised as "one of those treasured landscapes of America" before moving to Washington?