Sentence examples for valuable words from inspiring English sources

A physicist donates his Shakespeare collection to U.C.L.A., including a book by Montaigne that introduced the Bard to such valuable words as: "adulterous," "miraculous," "depraved," and "scandalous".

"Discipline" and "patience" are probably the two most valuable words in value investing.

And just this past week it was revealed that exhausted interns at Barclay's Bank were forced to take naps on toilets, prompting another financial services executive to offer his valuable words of wisdom: "If you love what you do, it's not work".

(Verbatim, the valuable word-study publication that the lexicographer Larry Urdang founded in 1974, will celebrate its 30th volume next year).

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"Why". is a valuable word for.

To those neophytes, may I offer a valuable word of advice: If you suspect you don't know what you are doing, you are probably fooling no one.

Moe, who was Vice President Walter Mondale's chief of staff when I was Mondale's press secretary, and president of the National Trust for Historical Preservation from 1993-2010, concludes this insightful and valuable book with words that sum up FDR as well as any of his many biographers have don.

There also was very valuable discussion of the words people use to refer to the killing of otherwise healthy animals "in the name of conservation," with the recognition that it is not euthanasia, or mercy-killing, but rather "zoothanasia" when it's done in zoos or slaughter when done in other situations (please see "Animal Euthanasiaa' Is Often Slaughter: Consider Kangaroos").

"The community we have here is rare in this city and valuable beyond words".

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