Sentence examples for to learn to value from inspiring English sources

Women need to learn to value the job in order to force others to value it too," she affirms.

"This city has to learn to value its people and environment before it makes any promises to the world".

To improve as scholars and as a society, we need to learn to value oral expression and other non print-based literacies, and the people who practice them.

Texans need to learn to value water properly, Mr. Rainwater said, and that may mean building new water-supply projects and easing up on lawns in West Texas, which at best receives half the rainfall of East Texas.

Cantle said that both black and white communities had to change, that citizenship and common civic identities needed to be developed, that we had to learn to value diversity and develop stronger commitments to fundamental rights and duties, including a respect for women's rights and an intolerance of discrimination.

The guilty pleasure is a vestige of America's disappearing middlebrow culture, of that anxious mediation between high and low, which at its best generated a desire to learn, to value cultural literacy and to accept some of the challenges it requires.

This made me learn to value myself, to find value in myself that I didn't really have.

We need to do a better job of engaging young men and women about relationships, roles and money if we are truly to shift the dial and learn to value and respect what each partner brings to a relationship.

To avoid this, we must learn to value what we create.

Smart women should take the time to get to know themselves and learn to value who they are".

We wanted you to be entertained, to fall in love again and learn to value the natural world -- except this time with us in it.