Sentence examples for we prize highly from inspiring English sources

Knowledge diversity is something we prize highly and is also something that will be represented in our product".

No shop sells anything we prize so highly.

But something is missing – the individuality that we prize so highly in British street food.

In Britain, we prize so highly his early works - The Kitchen, Roots, Chips with Everything - that we tend to downgrade everything he has written since.

I appreciated for the first time how challenging the 'great experiment' of American democracy was in those early days, how close we came to losing rights that we prize so highly today and just how precious and fragile those rights are".

As he would write in his opinion: "eighty years of practical enjoyment of citizenship, under the Constitution, have not sufficed to teach us either the exact meaning of the word, or the constituent elements of the thing we prize so highly".

Since birth in 2003, the animal has been caressed, brushed and chatted up to encourage the sweet disposition that judges at La Rural prize highly.

Marcantonio Pasqualini (1614-91) was called in his day a "soprano castrato," but it may be that he was simply the ancestor of the countertenors whom we now prize so highly.

From Bob Hawke's yard glass, to Bob Katter's awkward hat exchange with Pharrell Williams we prize a dark horse more highly than we'd care to admit.

The wealthy in Constantinople prized highly the wines, olives, and fruit from Greece.

But Mr. Jarvi, the orchestra's director since 2004, clearly prizes highly charged music making, often at top speed, with thoughtful phrasing and sharply punched accents.