Sentence examples for learns to value from inspiring English sources

One learns to value art of this kind.

She learns to value the way running makes her feel stronger and empowered to reach her goals.

In Night and Day, the Leonard-like Ralph learns to value Katharine for herself, not as some superior being.

This isn't the scene where they get back together because romance trumps all, it's the scene where Brooke quietly, without blowing her own trumpet, learns to value herself.

And, even if he might do more to convey the patterned lyricism of the language, what he brings out excellently is the fact that Richard only learns to value kingship after he has lost it.

Sophie learns to value and retain the strangeness she was born with and, in holding on to her child's ability to believe in the extraordinary, to "never ignore a possible".

I also learned to value what I had in Guatemala".

Sustainability needs to be one of the things consumers learn to value.

On the other hand, learn to value men for something other than their paychecks.

The citation said thousands of journalists had learned to value his tough integrity.

Women need to learn to value the job in order to force others to value it too," she affirms.