Sentence examples for preciousness of days from inspiring English sources

She felt the preciousness of days past in the roasted corn that momentarily burned her fingertips as she pulled a cob from the plate.

"It's our broader philosophy these days to keep preserving the elite status and the overall value and preciousness of the Grammy Awards," he said.

But the preciousness of it doesn't go away.

"They, and I, disdain preciousness of any kind".

The preciousness of the work, because of its value, again seems to skew its presentation.

The library itself may owe its existence to the scarcity and preciousness of the material.

"Madeleine Vionnet was about showing the extraordinary preciousness of dresses in private collections," Ms. Clark explained.

Now, preciousness of any sort might be out of order in an arena for tractor pulls.

"I'm attracted by the preciousness of gold and its rich color," she said.

To other people, it had turned out to be about the preciousness of the human and natural world.

Some of the vignettes have the grating didactic preciousness of a "Sesame Street" for grown-ups.