Sentence examples for known and valued from inspiring English sources

How can there be equality while women are still known and valued purely for their appearance?

When I woke up to the cheering faces of leave campaigners on my Twitter feed this morning, the Britain that I had known and valued ceased to exist for me.

"A Curtain of Green " sold only 7,000 copies in 30 years, but the 17 stories in the collection became widely known and valued through their inclusion in many anthologies and college textbooks.

"We want every student to be known and valued in a school," said Mel Riddile, associate director for high school services for the National Association of Secondary School Principals, adding that research has shown that students are less likely to drop out when they feel connected to their school.

Publish in the highest-impact journals and, even if your work is interdisciplinary, get some publications published in mainstream journals known and valued by your department.

Others focused on instructor behaviors that would communicate to students that "they are known" and "valued" by the instructor and that the instructor "cared about their learning process" and is "on the students' side and there to help them".

The ancient Greeks and Romans knew and valued cheese, as did early people in northern Europe.

He knew and valued the power of the next generation.

Most famously, Mr. Bloom has declared: "Shakespeare essentially invented human personality as we continue to know and value it.

"I know and value what it means to wake up and be alive and to share my story," he told me.

But soon the ballet's handsome, flowing formal patterns take over, as well as the pleasure of seeing dancing by a genuine classical ballet choreographer who knows and values the vocabulary and takes it to a level beyond mere steps.