Sentence examples for appears to value from inspiring English sources

But Apple appears to value its privacy, and this deal was announced as quietly as possible.

Apple appears to value silence, but also doesn't seem afraid to throw its weight around.

At first glance "The Bourne Ultimatum" — basically an extended chase sequence interspersed with flashbacks and bureaucratic chicanery — appears to value sensation over evolution.

Viet Thanh Nguyen, one of our great chroniclers of displacement, appears to value the term "refugee" precisely for the punitive violence it betrays.

Kimball appreciates their formality and sheer number — the service here impresses him as serious and old-fashioned, qualities he appears to value above all.

And while North Korea's defense gets a boost from its set-up, it also appears to value having offensive cyber capabilities.

"THEY don't appear to value their labour".

The Falcons sometimes appear to value a low standard deviation to a high point total.

That universities appear to value the teaching we provide at around £4.40 per student, per week, is worrying.

The other factor in the slow speed of the post-industrial project is that the Russians appear to value new things more than old ones.

The birds appeared to value the nylon above everything else in the whole countryside, above all the natural things that were available.