Sentence examples for valuably and from inspiring English sources

Robert attempts to seduce his brother's girlfriend Catherine Susan Anspachh) by playing her an easy piece by Chopin, and angrily declares he played it better, more valuably and with more integrity when he was eight years old.

Pragmatists, she says, "are more likely to emphasize that everyone is a significantly and valuably Other … and tend to celebrate otherness by seeking out and welcoming difference as an expression of creative subjectivity" (1996, 267).

Neumeyer included as appendices testimony by Garth Williams, the story's excellent illustrator, and samples of White's considerable research on spiders, and selections from relevant letters and writings, and, most valuably, an accounting, with quotations and reproduced pages, of the eight (at least) drafts whereby White revised "Charlotte's Web" into its splendid final state.

Neumeyer included as appendices testimony by Garth Williams, the story's excellent illustrator, and samples of White's considerable research on spiders, and selections from relevant letters and writings, and, most valuably, an accounting, with quotations and reproduced pages, of the eight (at least) drafts whereby White revised "Charlotte's Web" into its splendid final state..

The combined sound had the smell of centuries of dung fires and mutton fat in it, and the colors of camel hair and the Eternal Blue Sky sacred to Mongolian shamanists.It had in it something so profoundly,simply and valuably from a nearly lost time and place that it seemed to one perhaps tired and overserved member of the audience that all of Mongolia ought to be implanted with a green tag.

Jay Z may be our most accomplished rapper but he rarely does anything to alienate anyone the way that West continually, and valuably, does.

What makes the film a "genuinely and valuably painful experience (instead of a chicly uncomfortable one) is that Mr. Solondz cares for his characters even as he doesn't entertain illusions about their goodness or innocence" (A. O. Scott).

What makes "Storytelling" a genuinely and valuably painful experience (instead of a chicly uncomfortable one), is that Mr. Solondz cares for his characters even as he doesn't entertain illusions about their goodness or innocence.

Future research could valuably explore linkages and differences between these factors.

But Ms. Molina onstage throws in touches of craziness and self-amusement, and (most valuably) to allow strokes of wit within the seriousness.

There was almost a unanimous desire to 'do something' and use skills and contribute valuably in some way.