One day it will be of such value… It's incredible, but you've become a sort of Boswell to Francis.
The ability to tell whether an individual is "like me" or "not like me" is of such value that it is common all through the animal kingdom.
That's the highest compliment you could ever be paid — that something you made is of such value to somebody".
He may be, as many people suspect, fundamentally shrewd and calculating in his professional life, but, whether he is working or not, his manner is that of an eager youth, intensely preoccupied with those offhand, intimate forms of human communication that have been of such value to him in lulling his models into a mood of relaxed spontaneity.
"Why should journalists of all people — whose information will be of such value — perch loftily above the due process of law?" After a week of deliberation, I sent an e-mail message to the U.S. attorney in Washington, telling him that I was willing to take the witness stand.
It may be replied that no one is pressured to donate, as opposed to choose; that the penalties or encouragement are slight; and that transplants are of such value to the needy that any ethical objections are easily overridden.
The key issues are whether utilitarian commitment is compatible with a fully satisfactory account of integrity, and if so, whether integrity is of such value and importance that the clash between integrity and utilitarian commitment undermines the plausibility of utilitarian moral theory.
He wrote two papers discussing mathematical approaches which were entitled Report on the applications of probability to cryptography and Paper on statistics of repetitions, which were of such value to GC&CS and its successor GCHQ, that they were not released to the UK National Archives until April 2012, shortly before the centenary of his birth.
I have always felt ashamed and embarrassed by the idea that there is something of such value in a family.
