Sentence examples for valuable from from inspiring English sources

Or does he mean to salvage something valuable from the wreckage of Modernist optimism?

The discovery is valuable from a different standpoint, he said — the development of undersea life.

A Noah, for Mansfield, is a person who devotes his or her life to saving something valuable from the past.

The best pleasure, she said, is to create "something beautiful, valuable, from something that had been thrown away.

The sunflower plant is valuable from an economic as well as from an ornamental point of view.

There have been further indications that Mueller could have thrown more at Flynn if he wasn't getting something valuable from him.

Your options are limitless and as long as you work hard and commit yourself, you will gain something valuable from the experience.

He compared the alt-evangelicals to missionaries, who "feel they've learned something valuable from their faith and want to share it" using the native language.

I can't help thinking, though, that girls may get something valuable from superhero play, something beyond a mere outlet for aggression.

He ordered the seamen to collect everything valuable from their cabins — cell phones, cash, cameras — and pile it on the bridge.

"There is often a discussion of separating what is valuable from what is toxic," Christian Hagelüken, Umicore's senior manager of business development, told me.