Sentence examples for so precious that from inspiring English sources

"If I was so precious that mother dressed me this way, why then did she part with me?" he was still wondering, 70 years later.

The animals are so precious that only a small number can be used.

By now, the trophy is so precious that it is not given to the winning owner.

"There is nothing so precious that I can give my children as my reputation".

Customers have become so precious that cabbies sometimes have fought over them, he said.

What do you do when, as a photographer, you are told your image archive is so precious that it's uninsurable?

I will say that if you approach viewership from a traditional mentality, people start believing that their programs are so precious and that everybody wants to watch their shows when in fact in a lot of cases people only want to watch certain scenes.

Sir Terry McLean, New Zealand's greatest rugby writer, once wrote, "Of all New Zealand's relationships in sport, none has been so precious as that, in rugby, with Wales".

While this evolution has born many brilliant creations, artistically and technologically, there is still something so precious about that which is created sans computers.

One of the ironies of NASCAR's search for a space in New York is that land is so precious here that they may have to have a short track.

So precious were they that as the first crop grew heavy with grain, the villagers took turns standing watch in the fields.