Sentence examples for precious status from inspiring English sources

So this rush-released live disc has a precious status, and although not perfect is overwhelmingly beautiful.

But in regaining a share of the light-heavyweight championship he held for most of the last seven years, Jones may have lost his more precious status as boxing's best at any weight.

The door is wrapped in chains, which, for the artist, represent the "precious status being denied".

Brooks was saying openly what many of them are thinking privately: Only we can save the party from the megalomania of Donald Trump and Ted Cruz and protect our precious status quo.

The Carters will be visiting during an episode about two other siblings: Baby Bear has just gained a sister (Curly Bear) but lost his precious baby status.

In comparison, young, university-educated professionals in their 20s and 30s enjoy more security, since they have the precious urban residency status that is denied to rural migrants.

In a richly illustrated, 400-page tome, Precious Heritage: The Status of Biodiversity in the United States, published by Oxford University Press, the groups present what conservation biologist Peter Kareiva of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration calls "the most extraordinary assemblage of biodiversity data ever published".

No longer was I spending precious time over status updates to impress or entice certain 'friends.' No longer was I endlessly searching on other peoples' profiles just to enter into a time-sucking dialog about what they had for dinner or why they supported Republicans.