Sentence examples for value of him from inspiring English sources

So, I'd gone back to sketch the youngest detainee being held was Omar Khadr (who was 19), who was found almost dead and then they realized the value of him - his al Qaeda background, or his father, as far as I know.

"Just from the vantage point of driving around this city, you really understand the value of him and others like him in really putting a dent in this whole sex trade," says Mr. Glover.

Because fame and wealth have come at the expense not merely of personal safety but of everything of value to him: of friendship and love, of belonging, of the raw material to write about.

His insurance policy was linked to their assessment of the value of keeping him alive.

But we can dispense with the blather about "personal chemistry" and the supposed value of "looking him in the eye".

Team officials loved Ewing's potential, his demeanor and his pedigree, and they considered the karmic value of keeping him on the team.

Still, six weeks after Mr. Ryan's selection the political value of adding him to the Republican ticket seems to be dissipating.

Tonight, with two crosses, Eriksen has demonstrated the value of sticking him on the left – but I'm still not sure why Chadli's being picked in the middle when there are better, and more specialised, options.

Plus, there was always the entertainment value of watching him fall all over his tongue, with the likelihood that a Bushism like "the Decider" might ooze out.

So, beginning with Perez's bullpen session Monday, Collins, Warthen and Alderson will see if they can squeeze any value out of him in spring training.

Bookshelves in Pouchkine's cozy Brussels apartment are lined with works by and about Alexander Pushkin and a valued sketch of him adorns the living room wall.