Preciousness

Bailey Griffiths and Rupert Bevan in Away, which enchants us into accepting the fragility, and the preciousness of life and art.

According to her views, teen pregnancies uphold the values of life’s 'preciousness' and thus, she has actively advocated against abortion laws.

A continent away, but no less incontinent in political correctness, Washington, D.C., is simply unable to control its liberal impulses and is always loath to be outdone in PC preciousness.

Have we been taking things for granted, not appreciating the preciousness of our daily existence and the vulnerability associated with our own finitude?

Since these quarantining and social distancing limitations have been imposed, I’ve felt the preciousness of daily life more acutely.

Baker is a generous and empathetic artist in a world where ego and preciousness can eat away at creatives.

Gene Weingarten, the two-time Pulitzer Prize winner for his Washington Post feature writing, decided to try and tell stories from a single day in history and remind us of the preciousness of life in everyday moments.

But since there are only nine of them left, one can imagine the preciousness of this piece of paper.

I did appreciate what this play had to say about the preciousness of humanity and whether we are man or robot, whether we are subject to choose our own path or whether we’re just machines,” Seifret said.

May it awaken us to the preciousness of our own lives, the power of our own choices, help us to guard against forces of violence and hate whatever their source.