Sentence examples for traditionally valued from inspiring English sources

The fad for gold was fairly new to the Chinese, who traditionally valued bronze and jade.

"Liberal arts degrees have not been traditionally valued in China," he told me.

Not only is Mr. Falardeau's movie charming, uplifting and emotionally satisfying — all of which are characteristics the Academy has traditionally valued — but he may also get some extra points for degree of difficulty.

This two-story brick farmhouse is on a 25-acre property in Kent, a county known as the Garden of England because of its plentiful fruit orchards and rich soil traditionally valued for cultivating hops.

Assets are traditionally valued at historic cost (what they were bought for), but this makes little sense for financial instruments that swing wildly in value from day to day.

Flax, traditionally valued as raw material for linen yarn and fine linen fabrics, is decreasing in importance for luxury textile applications as other fibres, both natural and man-made, become more plentiful.

But coming from a culture that traditionally values physical durability, the men seemed thrilled by the experience.

The success of Amour (in general) and Riva (in particular) has caught Oscar pundits flat-footed: a topsy-turvy development for an industry that traditionally values youth over experience and English above other languages.

According to Jack Ma, Chinese culture, despite being one that traditionally values trust and integrity, lacked a system that enforced it.

Academia traditionally values individual accomplishment and has not yet developed adequate metrics to evaluate teamwork, which can put me in a difficult position when I am being compared to other PIs at my career stage who work in a more traditional independent model.

While our society traditionally values IQ over EQ, The Donald's last month of surging ahead in polls fueled by hateful rhetoric only to be cut down when brand after brand after brand no longer wants to be associated with him, shows that EQ is actually more important than IQ when it comes to long-term, sustainable success.