Sentence examples for thought valuable from inspiring English sources
There's no question that parting with stuff you've collected and thought valuable can trigger anxiety.
She echoed Curteis's view that unless an artwork was in a museum it was not thought valuable.
Someone had written a half dozen stars across the top of the Michigan study, suggesting that it was thought valuable.
To the extent that the new rhetoric views all informal discourse and all philosophical discourse from the viewpoint of its action on the minds of the hearers, it integrates into the analysis of thought valuable elements from both Pragmatism and Existentialism.
At first it was the shells that were thought valuable – the mother of pearl was used to make buttons and cutlery and jewellery that would be exported all the way to New York and London – and the oysters were collected by divers who sailed in and out on pearling luggers.
Respect for such laws could hardly be thought valuable.
But you managed to overcome your aversion when you thought a valuable gift hung in the balance.
The Bank of England induced this error; because what banks thought were valuable assets were merely an inflationary bubble.
We thus thought it valuable to find means by which to assess soil-bound prions in a direct way, without need of desorbing PrPSc prior to detection procedures.
Experience was thought particularly valuable when handling challenging behaviour and appreciating difficulties facing patients' families.
We have explored this technique [ 13], and found markers thought it valuable regardless of their level of experience.
