Sentence examples similar to prized considerably from inspiring English sources

Except that our prizes are considerably larger…!

This year, a new sponsor, the businessman Rex A. Sinquefield, stepped forward, and the prizes are considerably higher.

Jamil Dehlavi's The Blood of Hussain, which got the Grand Prize, caused considerably more argument.

Saturday's prize is considerably higher than the previous highest jackpot of £42m shared between three winners in 1996.

Although the materiality and gestural dynamism of the Hofmann differs considerably from the quietude and restraint of the Rothko, both artists prized immediacy, virtuosity, and expression, priorities in keeping with the Abstract Expressionist movement to which they belonged.

She had prized unanimity.

Visual display was prized.

And this has changed the consumer model considerably, with customers prizing convenience above almost everything else.

This prize received considerable media attention.

However, growth of Ni Mn Ga single crystals is quite tedious and high quality crystals are only limitedly available at a considerably high prize.

Perhaps it offers some consolation to the author himself, now 80, retired and once again overlooked for the Nobel prize.Similarly unconventional but considerably less successful is "The Kraus Project", Jonathan Franzen's peculiar attempt to introduce a 21st-century English-speaking audience to the work of Karl Kraus, a 19th-century Austrian critic and satirist.