Sentence examples for valuable only to from inspiring English sources

Thomas Hobbes, the 17th-century political philosopher, believed we are essentially worthless, and are valuable only to the extent that others think we are.

This lethal two-liner was self-evidently intended to enrage those painfully earnest modern-dance buffs who believe that art is valuable only to the extent that it makes the world a cleaner, better-lighted place.

Future studies could incorporate these factors to make the current ROA model more robust and valuable only to investors but to project evaluators and policy makers as well.

They agreed that the intro course should focus more on critical thinking skills and less on details valuable only to the few students who would end up majoring in the field.

No, the things I hoard are valuable only to me.

Calling it a 'ground' was a little misleading since at the time it was a piece of wasteland valuable only to the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway Company.

Methods, then, should be viewed not in terms of a hierarchy of intrinsic worth but as valuable only relative to the question asked.

"We wanted to make the farm valuable not only to the family but to the community," Kris adds.

And knowing what most interests the public may prove valuable not only to consumers of news but also to the news media themselves, Mr. Sreenivasan said.

And often the workers hurt most were those who had, with effort, acquired valuable skills — only to find those skills suddenly devalued.

Mr. Aguayo said his account was meant to demonstrate that the archives contained information that would be valuable not only to human rights investigators, but also to families shattered by official abuses.