Sentence examples for was particularly prized from inspiring English sources

His sleazily glamorous leather jacket, which had ribbing along the inner seams of the arms to make them hug the body, was particularly prized by Lamy's customers.

Horse-using groups actively traded among themselves and with others, including fur traders; Shoshone clothing was particularly prized in trade for its beauty and durability.

Gorse was particularly prized in bread ovens because it burned quick and hot before disintegrating into an insignificant pile of fine ash.

She is made of porphyry, a stone quarried in Egypt that was particularly prized in Rome during the reigns of Trajan and Hadrian.

Quartz that contains long, delicate, translucent rutile needles is called rutilated quartz, or Venus's-hairstone; it has been used as an ornamental stone since ancient times and was particularly prized in England and France during the 18th century.

It was particularly prized for its ability to survive cold weather – frost brings out a sweet flavour in kale, more reason for modern cooks to seek it out in winter.

Stakes in consumer-related companies are particularly prized.

Britain remains America's closest and most able ally; its special forces are particularly prized.

Specialities worth trying include hams and cheese; those of Njegusi are particularly prized.

Yet it is long locks that are particularly prized for extensions and weaves.

Sardine roe is particularly prized: "For the Portuguese, it's a delicacy.