Sentence examples for valued a from inspiring English sources

A woman of that era valued a man's earning capacity above good looks and other traits.

He sees most global markets as fully valued, a somewhat uncommon situation.

But if Bloomsbury prided itself on plain-speaking, it also valued a certain sprightly self-reliance.

Voters who said they most valued a leader who understood them went overwhelmingly for Mr. Thompson.

I recently valued a pair of natural pearl earrings at a million pounds".

He valued a "poetry of inclusion" that was able to contain the widest variety of warring tensions and oppositions.

The collection of furniture & art treasures, valued a about 3 million, to be auctioned off in May.

"This was my reaction against the Englishness of English painting which so greatly valued a slightly understated, tentative figuration".

But the Quichua grew tired of making such a meager living from so highly valued a product.

U.S.-China mutual trust declined after 1989 because of conflicting values over human rights; trust improved after 2001 because both sides valued a stable, free trade order.

The survey found that 29 percent of U.S. admissions officers valued a demonstrated capacity for "independent inquiry" above any particular exam result.