Sentence examples for prized above all else from inspiring English sources

Her beastly brother, performed by James Saito, epitomises Japan's right-wing romantics, who long for the days when warfare, chivalry and honour were prized above all else.

But Argentina in the 1990s is a place where populism is distrusted, and where economic stability is prized above all else.

Becoming a general was like gaining admission to an all-men's golf club, where back-slapping conformity is prized above all else.

In reaction to the past, romance and instinct are prized above all else and the marriage rate has fallen steadily since the early 1970s.

His own is an age of invention, when newness is prized above all else, and iconoclasm takes on a certain sanctity.

Rarely does a defensive midfielder receive appreciation in a world where goalscoring and headline-making is invariably prized above all else.

Many of its exiled leaders, including Mr Mbeki, went to school or university in Britain or America, but also trained in the Soviet Union to win their armed struggle.The ANC still has a top-down, authoritarian structure where loyalty to the political cause is prized above almost everything else, including competence.

Twitter as a platform has unleashed an unimaginable volume of speech; Twitter as a company prizes the freedom of that speech above all else, and gives as little thought as it can to its decency.

Is modesty prized above all?

His mother prized fidelity above all else.

In the past, leaders of health care organizations were physicians who prized autonomy above all else.