Sentence examples for positively precious from inspiring English sources
The latter would make it an L.U.V., which is positively precious.
The equestrian take on the 'onesie' is positively precious in appearance, yet it serves an extremely practical purpose for its wearer.
Now, she's giving us an extra dose of the feels with a positively precious duet. .
The euro, which is positively correlated with precious metals and inversely correlated with the dollar, may also be forming a pennant pattern.
Such worries, in any case, seem positively quaint, artifacts of the muddled normalcy -- the precious, shattered finality -- that we now look back on with longing.
The clues we can glean are few but precious: Adele has a small fish tank, Adele looks positively stunning without makeup, and Adele's 17-month-old baby boy Angelo is growing up so fast!
And, if uniforms are viewed positively by students, parents, and administrators alike as they are then it can seem precious to object to them.
He sang quietly but steadily and positively, with concentration and care that suggested he had charge of something precious and fragile, and also with a tinge of wondering whether it might not be there at all.
And, if uniforms are viewed positively by students, parents, and administrators alike — as they are — then it can seem precious to object to them.
'Precious' meant, 'so positively hideous, I could produce vomit this instant and without the aid of my index finger'.
