Sentence examples for perhaps more precious from inspiring English sources

The manuscript they rejected turned out to be something more original, and perhaps more precious.

With Congressional scrutiny mounting, and the Justice Department investigation now at hand, both Mr. Raines and Mr. Howard have something at stake that is perhaps more precious to them than money: their reputations.

I hope however that I would, and I believe, on grounds that have more eloquently been so often stated by lovers of freedom throughout history, that freedom is certainly as precious, perhaps more precious than life.

That loss cost the Maid company more than half its yearly revenue, but it stands to lose something perhaps even more precious: access to its winter boat storage and fueling area across the Niagara River, on land it has long leased from the Ontario government.

In the case of late-period Giggs and Pirlo, perhaps even more precious: not just to their managers and coaches but to spectators who are being presented with memories that, like those of Matthews cherished by Geoffrey Green, are slow to fade.

It may not be a project that will make the world smaller or friendlier — only, perhaps, a bit more precious.

But there's perhaps an even more precious gem lying within the massive venue: Startup Alley.

Perhaps my generation is more precious about this sort of thing.

All the more precious, perhaps, for lurking not in majestic and Oscar-friendly hill country but in our dark, stinking sewers.

If my children have learned anything, it is that their world is full of people who love them, and perhaps this is a more precious lesson than any promise of good luck.

A smile that, perhaps, is a bit more precious today.