Sentence examples for were treasured for from inspiring English sources
A new book, "The Arts of Industry in the Age of Enlightenment" by the British historian, Celina Fox, is a useful reminder that machines were treasured for their beauty and ingenuity in the late 1700s and early 1800s.
He was treasured for his political savvy and inimitable spirit.
The longtail feathers of the great Indian hornbill are treasured for use in traditional ceremonial dress.
One bonus is that we keep the books, to be treasured for future re-reading.
He was treasured for his expansive knowledge and wit, and showed extraordinary loyalty to his family.
No one expects an early switch off date - after all, radio sets are treasured for years.
It is to be treasured for its ambition to offer us a true reflection of ourselves, with all our flaws.
Ratmansky should be treasured for his double gift, which has been the mark of all great ballet choreographers.
"Caxtons are mechanical birds with many wings," says the Martian, about books, in Craig Raine's famous poem, "and some are treasured for their markings".
Reserves are treasured for their pristine soils containing stores of seeds, for instance, not found in fields that have been ploughed or sprayed with chemicals.
They're treasured for their early spring flowers, which are usually the rich purple that is named after them, but they can also be rose, lilac, white or bicolor.
