Sentence examples similar to something I prize from inspiring English sources

All the same, I sometimes ask myself if I would have been so offended had the prize been something I really wanted — like a BB gun.

Dylan, whose speech was read out by the US ambassador to Sweden at the annual awards dinner, said the prize was "something I never could have imagined or seen coming".

But there is something very satisfying in giving Reygadas exactly this prize – again, this is something I'm looking forward to seeing again.

"Obviously the financial stress will ease once I get back to competing and actually earning some prize money, that's something I've not done over the last two years.

But to Sir Anthony, brands are more of a means to an end than something to prize on their own.

This was, of course, a stunning throw-back to that time when the FA Cup was something to prize for its own meaning – and certainly more than a tournament that might just repair an otherwise broken season.

Knowledge diversity is something we prize highly and is also something that will be represented in our product".

"In the eyes of simple people, it is a victory for all of Russia, something like a prize for football, or a sports prize," he said.

If we discover that the cost of attaining something prized is too high, we prize it less (reduce or eliminate our tendency to go after it).

Natsuo Kirino's Nanika aru (2010; "There Is Something") received the Yomiuri Prize for Literature.

Breastfeeding even helps babies sleep better at night, something new parents prize.