Sentence examples for perhaps valued from inspiring English sources

Regret, followed by stealthy solicitousness, would be understandable and not ignoble, but this would hardly be Brooke S.B. Hamilton recognized that Gunn was keen to have time with Abush, but she didn't treat this as a risk — she remained fond of her, and maintained a casual confidence that things would work out, and perhaps valued Gunn as insurance against financial disaster.

However, if one's 'Facebook friends' or people you 'follow' are sufficiently numerous, then minority opinions may still be heard as lone voices in the wilderness, perhaps valued for providing some 'spice' and novelty to the broader conversation but failing to receive serious public consideration of their merits.

Marie threatened to fight him "like a lioness", but soon gave up the struggle, perhaps valuing the preservation of her social status above her duties as a mother.

On MasterChef: The Professionals, do you worry that the young chefs perhaps value internationally renowned Michelin-starred chef Michel Roux Jr's advice over some tubby bald guy from down the market?

Some reflections on landscapes are offered, including the notion that traditional landscapes should perhaps be valued as much as symbols of toil and survival as for their aesthetic appeal and historical or ecological value.

"It can signal to the entire workforce, even those privileged, that one employee is perhaps more valued than another".

Klout is of value to this conversation because it provides a model for how online brands can perhaps be valued in the literal terms physical exhibition opportunities provide.

However, this interpretation invites the criticism that Griffin is introducing a non-moral value, perhaps prudential value, to arbitrate when moral values are incommensurable.

Perhaps young people don't want to be tied down any more; perhaps they value the greater mobility that renting gives them.

And perhaps if I valued a traditional life I would commit to something.

This is a quality perhaps insufficiently sought or valued among conductors.