Sentence examples for Truly valuing from inspiring English sources

It's a mindset that starts with weekend warriors and SUV-driving parents truly valuing referees as part of their local clubs, and it's a mindset that continues with fans, players, coaches and administrators paying more than just lip-service to the concept of respecting the official's decision.

We need to show them that by truly valuing the process.

It should mean truly valuing strong families and fighting for the economic building blocks that will help all our families thrive.

Preventing homelessness requires a society to commit to truly valuing its members, to take measures to right the wrongs of the discriminatory and exclusionary policies that have created longstanding structural barriers.

Surely if we are to truly use the mechanisms of capital markets and international trading to deliver environmental and social good, then those markets need to be fundamentally reformed, such that they are capable of truly valuing a common future as more valuable than a private present.

But Mr. Jeffers valued the flexibility of retirement.

Jets Coach Herman Edwards values consistency over upheaval.

That is the lesson Hancock values most.

Kushner Cos. valued the renovation at $7.5 billion.

Valenti had a signal attribute, Carpenter added, that Johnson valued.

It was his efficacy, not his money, that Cameron valued.