Berenson hid his most valuable art, and somehow managed to cling on in I Tatti until September 1943.
Here in Russia, we are being highly controlled by the governmental forces, and I think most of the people have really lost their faith of their decision being somehow valuable".
Here in Russia, we are being highly controlled by the governmental forces, and I think most of the people have really lost their faith of their decision being somehow valuable". Yet Shilonosova, who is currently working on several projects, is still happy to feed off the energy of Moscow, its parks and streets, the faces on its trains, and the music that can be found.
We always knew messaging would be a valuable space, but somehow a $19 billion acquisition has made that all the more real.
I know from my work with thousands of senior leaders that when you start to identify leadership characteristics, you will have a hard time finding one that you'd say isn't somehow valuable or useful.
I've come to feel that keystrokes are somehow valuable: an irrevocable act of information creation, to be chosen carefully and respectfully.
Is each medal somehow less valuable the more we win?
The tone of the debate over the intrinsic worth of a few grammes of pigment and size on an oak panel, and whether a painting is somehow more valuable if located in one collection rather than another, became strikingly more heated when the Duke of Northumberland, followed by several supporters, wrote to the Daily Telegraph.
You're reflecting the general view that people seem to have these days, that being an introvert is somehow less valuable than being an extrovert.
Accepting this fact will be difficult for some people, particularly if they are also concerned that the goals for the management of novel ecosystems are somehow less valuable than the historic ecosystem (Light et al. 2013).
