Sentence examples for to be prized from inspiring English sources

that an original voice is something to be prized.

Everyone started looking alike, so 'quirky' and 'different' came to be prized".

It so proclaims both a particularity to be prized in a homogenizing world and its rationality.

Honesty, he said, is to be prized as much as brevity.

In this period the traditional wisdom cultivated among the learned in neighbouring cultures came to be prized in Israel.

This was often cut out as a defect, but later it came to be prized as evidence of antiquity.

Directors need to be prize manipulators.

In general terms, Asian woman continue to be prizes or villainesses, Asian men continue to be faceless martial artists or emasculated.

In many games, there tend to be prize fluctuations.

Now, all things related to history are prized".

The beach, which is open to residents, is prized for its privacy.