Sentence examples for I've learned to value from inspiring English sources

It's something I've learned to value in the military and something I'd like to bring to my job as a lawyer.

The communal nature of storytelling is something I've learned to value during my time as a Resist/Regenerate/Recycle fellow with the W.o.W. project.

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He usually listens [laughs] but he also isn't afraid to share his opinions when we're doing something wrong or can be doing something better and I've learned to value someone else's opinion and begrudgingly admit I don't know everything".

Unfettered by the weight of America's language of race politics, I have learned to value culture and experience, and how they place us on the expansive landscape of our diverse yet common humanity.

I can even say that I'm grateful to have a child with Down syndrome because through her I have learned to value more of my fellow human beings than I might have if I had given birth only to "typical" children.

I have learned to value all of life's experiences, the ups and the downs.

I have learned to value myself a lot more, I have grown so much in confidence in all the things that I do.

Though I personally will defend the value of bedtime stories to my last gasp, I have learned to value imagination in a much broader sense.

Because of Descartes image of the self--I think, therefore I am--we have learned to value the private and subjective experience of myriad individuals.

I'm driven by ideas and I want people to be open and honest with what they believe, because I've learned to listen and value ideas.