Sentence examples for a fan of value from inspiring English sources

Everyone, it seems, is a fan of value.

Among the limitations, scores can bounce around from year to year for any one teacher, notes Ross Wiener of the Aspen Institute, who is generally a fan of the value-added approach.

Mr. Sondheim, never a fan of singing that values beautiful sound over conversational delivery, thought Ms. Burns's lovely voice sounded a little too "legit" during one solo line.

And although Tony Blair (also a fan of the phrase "universal values") and George W. Bush are Christians, religion does not appear to have played a major part in their war aims.

In a recent interview with NME, Bragg admitted that while he was not a fan of Kasabian, he recognised their entertainment value, and went onto make parallels between Sergio Pizzorno and Spinal Tap's lead guitarist Nigel Tufnel.

Not a fan of Twitter?

I am a fan of Carter and his work.

"I'm not really a fan of vitamins.

Become a fan of fish.

Be a fan of Tom Delonge.

Not a fan of spinning?