And a final comment, treasured for its brevity: "Is it the place of a national government to impose a dress code?" Then there were the inevitable outliers.
It is to be treasured for its ambition to offer us a true reflection of ourselves, with all our flaws.
Bruges became a destination, treasured for its antiquity and decay, and Rodenbach's novel, illustrated as it was with numerous photographs of the city's churches, houses and canals, sold very well there.
Plantaginea is an old-fashioned hosta treasured for its fragrant, gleaming white flowers.
Treasured for its exquisite color, workability and durability, mahogany from the tropical Americas has been traded for nearly 500 years.
Winter's Bone really is one to treasure, for its skilled, economical storytelling, its committed sense of place and its full-blooded playing.
Peter Douglas, who fought for decades to preserve the California coast — treasured for its vast stretches of pristine beaches, jagged cliffs and delicate wetlands — died on April 1 at his sister's home in La Quinta, Calif.
Jonathan Deal, South Africa With no experience in grassroots organising, Deal led a successful campaign against fracking in South Africa to protect the Karoo, a semi-desert region treasured for its agriculture, beauty and wildlife.
Swallows and Amazons was always treasured for its innocent charm, and maybe Golding's Lord of the Flies made this kind of story unfashionable even before our modern preoccupation with the danger that unaccompanied children can be in.
He thinks abou pornography and women made of abysses of "white puree" and ends with, " the sentence itself is a man-made object, not the one we wanted of course, but still a construction of man, a structure to be treasured for its weakness, as opposed to the strength of stones, or".
