Sentence examples for that most precious from inspiring English sources

Tony Abbott gave the Australian left that most precious of things: a cartoonish opponent that anyone with half a heart could hate.

But thanks to Duddridge, a forty-something Welshman, armed with the life story of Keanu Reeves, they now boast that most precious of commodities: hope.

Foudy has been especially good, operating the tactics screen with aplomb and offering that most precious sports TV commodity – a perspective supported by more than naive banalities.

On her return she was instrumental in persuading the president that he should invest that most precious of presidential assets--time--in his own trip.

It really did capture that most precious of human moments, the clumsy wonderful energy of first connection, of traversing a still-sacred boundary of trust and personal space, and then locking lips.

Agudelo is that most precious of commodities.

The man knows that the most precious movement in soccer is in the brain.

The first is that the most precious resource in a noisy, crowded market is people's attention.

"Those who study morality", he added, "would all agree that the most precious right for human beings is the right to exercise their free will".

With smoke still rising from the ruins of Krásna Hôrka on Monday, police announced that the most precious collections and documents had been rescued from the flames.

My mother said: "Never again!" I had lovely parents: they taught me that the most precious thing you can give a child is your time.