Sentence examples for is something to be valued from inspiring English sources

It is something to be valued, protected and improved, and that it is what David Cameron and the Conservatives have done in this parliament.

It is something to be valued, protected and improved, and that is what David Cameron and the Conservatives have done in this parliament.

At a time when much more dire collapses — financial, emotional, geopolitical, familial — are a frequent occurrence or at least a consistent threat, the opportunity to experience and survive one, however trivial or nonexistent the repercussions, is something to be valued, not lamented.

Beyond the differences in style and approach, one characteristic that all realtors share is our reputation, which is something to be valued highly.

Food is something to be valued, not to be rationed or used as a reward and if this means that the whole family needs to change the way it views food, then this is a good way forward for everyone.

That's something to be valued!

(*Note: this "pretty comes first" mentality is so deeply ingrained that when I first drafted that last sentence it read: "only then can she be noticed for other valuable characteristics and strengths". Because being pretty is something to be truly valued?).

European Flat racing's other major power, the Ballydoyle-Coolmore axis, has also proved more than willing to keep Classic and Group One winners in training at four in recent years, and a new Godolphin-led orthodoxy seems to be emerging, that a colt's stud value is something to be proved over time rather than defended at all costs.

Yet, when she confesses her lack of experience to Colton in the second episode, he says it is something to be proud of because "you know your value and you're not going to settle".

"There's something to be said for scarcity value," he said.

There's something to be said about the value of a mural.