Sentence examples for something valuable about from inspiring English sources

Her husband jumps at the chance to buyit and she thinks he must have seen something valuable about it.

And I learned something valuable about my susceptibility to certain well-worn but effective sales tactics when the seller has something I want to buy.

That would be a great loss, argues this beautifully written book by an emiment French linguist, because each language has a "share of genius", "a precious trace of human talent", telling us something valuable about the human mind.

Charlie Rose: There's something valuable about what's going on right here.

"There's something valuable about what they've done, but the big question is whether they can do it across billions of pages," he says.

Are non-philosophers simply mistaken in thinking that focusing on the connection between causation and manipulation can tell us something valuable about causation?

Every micromovement in the Viola had something valuable to say about human nature.

He has something valuable to say, however, about the role of true internationalism in stopping the spread of atomic weapons.

"The Age of Deception," by Mohamed ElBaradei (Metropolitan; $27) [ElBaradei's] reflections here were written before recent events, and it is clear that he was just as unprepared as everyone else for the Arab Spring … He has something valuable to say, however, about the role of true internationalism in stopping the spread of atomic weapons.

While frosh weeks have been maturing as schools attempt to make them less about partying and more about learning something valuable, some students still feel the need for an alternative.

Writing about worries, stresses and insecurities can really help you to make sense of how you feel about them, and to create something valuable from a bad situation.