Sentence examples for valuable compatriots from inspiring English sources

Regardless of how they work, the bacteria are valuable compatriots.

It's not that people in different countries are less valuable than my compatriots, it's that I stand in a different relationship to them and therefore have different responsibilities.

Suzuki quickly became an All Star for the Seattle Mariners after making the trans-Pacific move in 2001 and later helped Japan win the first two World Baseball Classics, in 2005 and 2009, the same year that Hideki Matsui, Suzuki's compatriot, was named most valuable player of the World Series won by his team, the New York Yankees.

There's a playable gay male mage whose quests involve confronting a disapproving father, and a trans male mercenary whose compatriots can teach the player valuable lessons about acceptance and respecting the gender identities of others.

As each group is being gassed, Saul and his compatriots quickly dispose of their clothing (after searching it for valuables) and then deal with the corpses and the mess, all at double time.

In his discussion of "Reasonable Partiality Towards Compatriots," David Miller claims that special obligations "arise only from relationships that are intrinsically valuable" (65), and "the attachments that ground them [cannot] inherently involve injustice" (66).

To the West, he may have been a valuable asset and a courageous guide to the wiles of an unscrupulous regime, but to his compatriots he is primarily a traitor.

If we indeed have a duty of special concern towards compatriots, and if that is an associative duty, that is because our association with them is intrinsically valuable and bound up with this duty.

Or take my compatriots.

Their compatriots will not.

To work for my compatriots.