Sentence examples for real treasure of from inspiring English sources

The real treasure of Yasuni is not the oil, but the forest itself.

The real treasure of archaeology is of course data and we now have buckets of that to work with (in my view, the real treasure of archaeology is treasure but it's not cool to say so).

The real treasure of the theater is the unexpected delight of discovering an emerging talent like Brad Oscar when he steps in for Nathan Lane in "The Producers".

"When you are looking at a diamond like this, you are looking at a real treasure of the earth," said Bennett.

They included a couple who drove away in a Mercedes, a man holding a bike helmet accompanied by a pregnant wife lingering in the house's two gated parking spaces — the real treasure of the house, some felt — a woman saying she could pay $1.5 million (but did not), and a man carrying his blond infant in a Baby Bjorn.

"A real treasure of symmetry.

Lily Rabe, who is quickly becoming one of the real treasures of the New York theater, plays the ostensibly distressed damsel, Lili Adler.

These historic vessels are the real treasures of New York Harbor, and merit mention in any accurate portrayal of the different kinds of experiences for getting out on the water.

"This book is a guide to the real treasures of the Bajo California Pacific Islands, their endemic plants and animals, found here and nowhere else on the earth .--Back covearth .--Back

These individuals should be terminated back to their home countries to enjoy the real "treasures" of their "Haram-free" lands.

There may be no harm in wondering about the past or what the stories of the gods might have really meant, but not at the risk of losing sight of the real treasures of Hinduism.