Sentence examples for revered value from inspiring English sources

Warren Buffett, revered value investor, will not be after its shares: "It's a fabulous business but my guess is it comes at a fabulous price".Mr Buffett, however, apparently approves of the "long-term" approach of the two founders and Eric Schmidt, Google's chief executive.

Perhaps the most revered value manager is William H. Miller III of the Legg Mason Value Trust, the only fund to beat the S.& P. 500 in each of the last 11 calendar years.

The old model of an "insane asylum" coincided with an era that revered the value of work.

I'm sick of my artwork and my self being infantilized and sexualized during studio visits, dinners, at art fairs and openings, meanwhile male figurative artists are celebrated, revered and valued more than female artists, even if their content is completely sexual and misogynistic in nature.

Like those other bubbles, he said, people are paying too much for the product — a diploma, in this case — and are revering its value in a dogmatic way.

Known for its Dahlia blooms, the floral jubilee draws international attention every year and is revered for its production value.

On the faculty of The School of Architecture from 1968 to 1980, and faculty of the School of Art from 1980 to 1990, Robert Slutzky was a valued and revered member of The Cooper Union community.

Rather, they were valued, even revered, as cultural objects and often incorporated into rituals, making them status symbols for merchants and aristocrats at court.

It's been valued and revered and sacred.

There is instruction here, for each us, to put our self in Nature, to look and listen and feel so that we can understand and revere the profound value there, so that we can protect it and honor it as deserved.

"Likely first domesticated in ancient Egypt, cats were revered for their fertility and valued for their ability to protect homes and granaries from vermin," the museum says.