Sentence examples for value above all else from inspiring English sources

But on crawling out on the other side, I saw that what Y.A. novels value above all else is storytelling.

A road, in other words, means hunger, it means the end of abundance, and the end of the self-reliance and independence the Huaorani value above all else.

In the past thirty years, C.E.O.s have remade American companies as lean, mean machines that put shareholder value above all else.

It was developed because the peoples of Europe recognised one value above all else – a value that we need today perhaps more than ever, not only to restore Greece to its rightful place in our European family but also to preserve Britain's.

But for all the SNPs left-wing policies, there's one issue they value above all else.

It's particularly ironic that Bush trampled on states' rights, something he once professed to value above all else.

But his book is much more than this: looking back across his own life as a writer, Eyres celebrates the enduring importance of poetry in an age that, like Horace's own, often seems to value money above all else.

The root problem is a broken and corrupt system that values money above all else.

He values his art above all else.

Hancock supported Barack Obama's presidential campaign because he values an open mind above all else.

Children here are valued above all else.