Sentence examples for precious quality from inspiring English sources

What he has thrown out is any precious quality that "Facade" might retain.

I may have said that the precious quality at the heart of human rights principles is that they apply equally to everyone.

With Barenboim there is always the sense of the whole and not just of the passing moment, and it is a precious quality in Wagner.

The former graphic designer, who studied fine art glass at Edinburgh College of Art, has gained a reputation for giving a precious quality to discarded glass.

It is after all why politicians, who patently lack that precious quality, have entrusted the monetary guardians with the job of taming inflation.

It is a city with a delightfully black sense of humor – but if anything, its most precious quality is and was its earnestness, its impenitent candor: the sincerity of clear brass against a soft-shoe routine on asphalt.

"It is not his greatest work, but it is the earliest fiction manuscript we have, his first published novel, relatively readable and still funny, and these are precious qualities.

"We didn't want the space to have a precious, museumlike quality," explains Anne Pitcher, the buying and merchandising director for Selfridges.

Instead they get precious extra quality time to live their lives.

With the world waiting at Tripoli's door for its precious high-quality crude, Libya will not be poor.

Using light in the same hue as the glassware, Mr. Haygarth gives the objects a precious, jewel-like quality.