Sentence examples for so valued that from inspiring English sources

The corporate jet is so valued that it is often the last service to be cut.

His memos were so valued that Rumsfeld passed them on to George Bush and Cheney.

In London, some stops reflect a fading Edwardian or modernist charm that is so valued that they are protected buildings.

Each word is so valued that the letters forming it are seen as objects of solemn beauty.

Perhaps because privacy is so valued that office planners opt for the illusion of it, rather than the undisguised reality of communal space.

In the sports world, showing up for work every day is so valued that consecutive-game streaks are hallowed in the record books.

Indeed he stands among the authors of the ancient world as one who first suggested God so valued humanity that his biography could reveal and describe divinity.

So valued, in fact, that "usually people stay until it's time to go -- our spaces are very, very limited".

Snapshots were once so little valued that they could be bought for very little money at flea markets and antique stores.

Friends are so highly valued that there's even an entire religion for them.

Food is so carelessly valued that an estimated 50% of it is wasted from farm to table.