The war, Władysław hoped, would also solve the problem of unrest among the Cossacks, a militant group living in the Ukraine, near the Ottoman border, who could find worth in such a campaign, and turn their attention to fighting for the Commonwealth, instead of against it.
Instead of creating a fat character who discovers self-worth and empowerment after losing weight, we deserve a story about a woman who is learning to find worth in the body that she has without changing her appearance.
It's also vulnerable for me to tell you that I found worth in her advice.
To exhibit a pattern of such emotions focused on oneself and subfocused on being a mother, for example, is to care about the place being a mother has in the kind of life you find worth living in your identity as a person; to care in this way is to value being a mother as a part of your concern for your own identity.
"[People] have a lot more in common than we might know, and to think some of the world's greatest makers and shakers also have to remind themselves to buy more toilet paper is something I find worth noting," Jacobson explained in a press statement.
Abel, touchingly, finds worth and value in his work as a slaughterman, and in the crowded, smelly fug of the cellar dwelling he shares with dozens of transients.
This week, one of the few things that anyone found worth talking about in the 2012 race was the extent to which money was likely to determine everything.
To find her worth in being a woman of integrity, compassion and intellect, rather than find her value in how well she can please a man in bed.
It is hard to find self-worth in a culture that puts you down at every turn.
In particular, Goethe — that son of the Frankfurt bourgeoisie, who was given an ennobling "von" by the prince he served — wants to show how a middle-class man like Wilhelm can find dignity and worth in a society whose ideals are still shaped by aristocrats.
Now she's made a full recovery, Cuthbertson can find some worth in those 18 months of anguish.
