Sentence examples for ever valued from inspiring English sources

I only ever wanted to be a writer and I only ever valued writers.

But perhaps no poet ever valued him more highly than Robert Frost: "We were greater friends than almost any two ever were practising the same art," he remarked.

He likes to stack up around himself everything he has ever valued, as if he fears it'll all be taken away: stuffed animals, skulls, a giant pelican, a mummified frog, hundreds of photographs of pygmies, a pair of buffalo horns and lots of cabinets – for beetles, butterflies, birds' eggs and an alarming spider.

Keeping up appearances is not something I ever valued.

And you're going to value me more than you ever valued me at 25," she says.

If you have ever valued the friendship you have shared with our city and your loyal readers, we ask that you sell the Times-Picayune.

Because the bottom line is that until we, as women, truly value ourselves, individually and collectively, no one will ever value us.

I really wonder if we as a culture will ever value the performing arts and artists to the point that performers can be compensated at the very least on a par with Walmart workers.

And it hasn't changed; I only ever value writers.

While taking a clinical approach, the lowest ever value of a certain marker cannot be defined during treatment.

For example, in y = 2x +4, ever value of "x" gives you a new value of "y".