Sentence examples for valuable someone from inspiring English sources

He is what N.B.A. types call a character guy, never a star, but always valuable, someone everybody is happy to celebrate, writes Gregg Doyel on CBSSports.com.com

When I think of the term human, I think of someone whose voice and experiences are validated, someone who shares a sense of belonging with those around them and whose existence is acknowledged as valuable, someone who counts on healthy food and potable water, and someone who has a right to their own body.

The (IC) is motivated by the thought that it cannot be right to say that 'X is valuable' for someone when x is alien to anything a person cares about or could care about: any plausible notion of value, the (IC) supposes, must have some strong connection to a person's existing (or potential) motivational set.

More important was the sense of being unknown, perhaps valuable for someone who masked her own name in gender-neutral initials when she started out as an author.

The first thing to do, if you give something really valuable to someone really poor, is to ensure that they can hang on to it.

"If you were watching 'Antiques Roadshow,' and you wonder why somebody would pay something for such a small item -- it's valuable to someone".

A team wins by scoring runs, so the sabermetrics boys insist that a player who gets on base a lot may be almost as valuable as someone who hits with power.

Whatever the value to Crabbie's of a new three-year deal for the National, at some stage a horse race that is part of the fabric of British life is always likely to be more valuable to someone else.

However, he said he was unwilling to be specific about the nature of the security system, because such information would be valuable to someone who was attempting to break the security of the Atmel smart cards.

"He's got something he thinks is more valuable than someone else does,'' said Mr. Geller, who has likened his $725 million project to the acclaimed Millennium Park in Chicago, where Strategic is based.

A backdoor into Votebuilder would only be valuable to someone attacking the DNC; most black-market activity focuses on exploitation of widely used software that can be used on multiple targets to make money until it is discovered and closed down.