Sentence examples for precious manner from inspiring English sources

January 1 , 1618 April 3 1682 Sevilla, Spain Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, (baptized January 1 , 1618 Sevilla, Spain died April 3, 1682, Sevilla) the most popular Baroque religious painter of 17th-century Spain, noted for his idealized, sometimes precious manner.

We should demonstrate that love by using them in the precious manner they deserve, not by wielding them to pound the nails that the Republicans seem to see everywhere.

Thus Seagate needed to conjure up a new generation of fat drives preloaded with precious cargo all manner of software or thousands of licensed songs or hundreds of TV shows and movies.

But if time is precious, what manner of "spending" it most fulfills its promise and purpose?

But Nicholas O'Dwyer's film was also so precious in its manner that it eventually stirred a fantasy about the similar tale of unprovoked attack which the viewer would have been able to recount.

When he was addressed by the staff it was in the context of, "Puppy, no!" Before long Puppy No had chewed all manner of precious things: our jar of Marmite, Leena's hair dryer, the couch.

As the band — three singers, two horn players, a drummer, a timbalero and piano, sax, bass and conga players — jammed, the audience paired up to dance in a manner that involved precious little footwork but plenty of precise pelvic grinding.

His grueling workweek behind him, he could finally start his precious time off, but from his manner you would think he were going to a funeral.

The acting remains, with a few exceptions, a tad precious and self-conscious, in the manner of college students conducting a tour of a university art gallery.

The results have prompted the search for novel carotenoid pigment compounds from bacteria associated with soft corals in a sustainable manner, without harming the precious coral reefs.

The elements of this precious baseball script always change in some manner, but the ending never changes.