Sentence examples for he also valued from inspiring English sources

He also valued the formal changes that reproduction often entailed, evident in different versions of the larger-than-lifesize "Grande Rieuse" ("Large Woman Laughing").

But he also valued the respect given to performing artists behind the Iron Curtain, and endeavoured to take them to his adopted country of Wales whenever possible.

And, like Francis, he also valued spontaneity and the freedom to liberally interpret security arrangements, taking late-night strolls around Rome.

After national service in the intelligence corps, a scholarship took him to Magdalen College, Oxford, where he fell under the spell of AJP Taylor, although he also valued the influence of Karl Leyser, John Stoye and Angus Macintyre.

Although he said he appreciated contemporary poets like Mark Doty and Saul Williams, and writes verse on paper, he said he also valued what rapping teaches him about self-expression.

He also valued the long, enthusiastic letters she wrote him as the composition proceeded, and not least her professionalism at the premiere of the whole cycle in Paris in 2009, when she was unhappy with her performance and insisted immediately on singing it again.

For sentimental reasons, Cai likes maintaining this connection to his birthplace — "it makes me remember, and it makes new memories," he told me — but he also values the artisanship there.

Devin, 18, with a 10-year history of armed robbery and lesser crimes, said he also values the diner program, especially taking apart the stove and refrigerator because, "I always want to break things".

While Bucher is a clear example of the modern reader — interested in making connections and building communities — he also values the solitude that reading provides: "I still read the book at home at night by myself with one lamp".

He also values our manners ("Almost everyone is very polite"), our cuisine ("The food is generally outstanding"), our lack of uniformity ("Everything is just a little bit different") as well as our political nous, concluding: "Obama is considered a hero, Bush is considered an idiot".

He also values graduates who have a broad background in their subject: "I always tell young people to get a solid basis in their subject, whether it is chemistry, physics, or biology, and to specialise afterward," he explains.