Sentence examples for precious the from inspiring English sources
In fact, how infinitely precious the details!
Beware, my precious, the scritchy-scratchy man!
In "Precious," the girl's saviors are a teacher and a caseworker — i.e., government employees.
But archaeologists bemoan that they still lost something precious: the context the artifacts were found in.
Though at times the conceit can seem precious, the over-all effect is one of charm.
The fight is now under way for something really precious: the future of our United Kingdom.
Scenarios give managers something very precious: the ability to reperceive reality.
In order, they are the precious weapon, the precious elephant, the precious horse, the precious gemstone, the precious lady, the precious finance minister and the precious general of the army.
It is the process of distinguishing the worthwhile from the worthless, the precious from the useless.
His home borough, the precious to the point of overly precious Brooklyn, is a winner, too.
The most precious commodity the Fed has is its credibility.
