Sentence examples for should be prized from inspiring English sources

Such attackers should be prized for their mysterious knack.

But at least those ran on the premise that reading should be prized above all other cultural activities.

There weren't nearly enough of those inspiring, memorable lessons in my day, but with expectations rising so sharply, creativity and intellectual debate should be prized.

If for no other reason, "Ball Four" should be prized for leaving a record of the Seattle manager Joe Schultz's knack for combining curse words in novel ways.

After a year of bashing businesspeople, the French president clasped them to his bosom.As wealth- and job-creators, successful businessmen should be prized by society, he told the closing session of a three-month consultation on fostering enterprise.

Mr. Graham hopes to place this structure (as well as two others that together form an edition) in an art museum education department, where it should be prized as much for its sleek form as its practical usefulness.

Its excellence should mean that it will be prized, and traded like gold or impressionist paintings, for decades to come.

What a waste of a family, which should have been prized.

These traits, put to the common good, should be equally prized in the new millennium.

Her parents told her, and she strongly believed, that "sex is a serious matter" and that bodies should be "respected, exalted, prized".

A Christmas stocking should be all prizes, no crackerjacks.