Sentence examples for valuable instruments from inspiring English sources

Do these valuable instruments give extra resonance to the players' performances and enhance the way one hears them?

"Not a lot of repair shops are willing to work on less valuable instruments," Mr. Tanen said.

On the true believer side are collectors, dealers and superstar players who perform on the valuable instruments.

This suggests that most member states continue to view the agencies as valuable instruments to further multilateral policy goals.

But to allow a few angry loss-makers to discourage the wider use of these valuable instruments would be dangerous indeed.

Any substantial rainfall would force a cancellation, Ms. Moss announced from the stage, for the players, and more to the point, their valuable instruments were unprotected from the elements.

One who could distract the people in this way was a very valuable instrument.

The voice is our most primordial and valuable instrument, and we respond to it more fully, in both spiritual and physiological ways, than almost any other organic sound.

The Ratan-600 is a valuable instrument for collecting weak signals from larger areas of the universe than most telescopes can study.

Prosecutors have described the law as a valuable instrument against corruption at a time when officials have become increasingly sophisticated at covering their tracks.

He requested some lighter fluid but couldn't bring himself to destroy the Strat and so swapped it secretly for a less valuable instrument.