Sentence examples for precious nature from inspiring English sources

"It's an object you'd really cherish because of its temporary and therefore precious nature".

But it isn't shot with any particular artistry and at times comes across as a precious nature film.

One of Britain's most precious nature reserves has made a remarkable comeback from a fire which devastated it two years ago today.

There is no risk of losing the precious nature of physical evidence to a binary system that vigorously rejects the idea of decay.

Professor Richardson also believes that party balloons filled with helium are too cheap, and they should really cost about $100 £755) to reflect the precious nature of the gas they contain.

The perfection of Lee's dinner parties is enough to curdle the milk, while Kate's saccharine expressions of endearment for her lover ("Kate's heart swelled in joy and pride and the precious nature of what they had and she picked up Lee's hand and kissed the palm") are right out of the sugar bowl.

Through a valiant struggle to endure, they have managed to get through the trauma of cancer and emerge on the other side, perhaps sadder but wiser and possibly even better equipped for existence, for they are now attuned to the precious, precarious nature of human life.

Beard's artwork juxtaposes party photos from Studio 54 with pictures of endangered animals like the elephant, or alligators that live best in the wild suggesting lost worlds: What about precious, fragile Nature on our planet?

Jefferson then tells Adams that the natural aristoi comprise "the most precious gift of nature for the instruction, the trust, and government of society".

I established my acre of domestic tranquility in 2010, and I like to think I restored the precious sounds of nature to our neighborhood.

And the fate of Ash Common reflects a much bigger, hidden story about the damage being done to precious, unprotected local nature reserves.