Sentence examples for very treasured from inspiring English sources

"Northern light is very treasured by artists," said Marion Lane, a painter and sculptor who lives in the northeast corner of the building, at 55 Bethune Street.

I still escape for very treasured hacks on my friend Philippa's giant horse Brickett occasionally and, should I ever win the lottery rather than buying a fast car, the first thing I would do is buy a fast horse!

It used to be that the most real moments were the ones between us and a very treasured few.

There's nothing about paganism that says you can't become an elder, you may be very treasured and would likely be admired for your youthful outlook by those younger.

"Before this, I never imagined I could have a potentially fatal illness," he said, adding that now "I can understand that life can be very delicate; I really treasure my life and my family and the people around me".

Like the Grand Canyon and Monument Valley, the huge forests of pillars stand foursquare against the distant blue hills, announcing themselves to be the very treasures that Unesco declares them to be.

And I think my claustrophobia may partly stem from the scene in The Magicians of Caprona – purchased with a birthday book token, so very much treasured – in which Tonino and Angelica are turned into puppets and trapped in a cardboard box by the evil duchess (although, as I've said before, Alan Garner must also shoulder some of the blame).

"And while we very much treasure the works of Marvin Gaye and our relationship with the Gaye family, we regret that they have been ill advised in this matter".

The fundamental weakness identified by Mr Clarke was lack of oversight, the flip side of the very autonomy so treasured by the former education secretary.

She was somebody to be treasured, someone very precious.

Spices were treasured and very expensive at that time – they included pepper, cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, and mace.