Sentence examples for valued because it is from inspiring English sources

Is a thing valuable because it is valued, or is it valued because it is valuable?

The Ravens' pick is valued because it is seen as the first selection that is not predetermined, as much as anything can be assured in the con game that goes on before the N.F.L. draft.

But sexual desire is not valued because it is not necessary for a woman to have desire in order to participate in partnered sexual activity.

Similarly, during the early part of the 20th century in southern Italy, where back-breaking work was necessary for survival, corpulence was valued because it was equated with wealth and beauty.

Obsidian is a hard-to-find material, highly valued because it's extremely resistant to any attacks or explosions.

Telephone contact, while considered insensitive by some, was often valued because it was quick, convenient and less confronting.

Royal Flush (10, Jack, Queen, King and Ace, all of the same suit) - Most valued because it's most surprising when received.

The prime minister's house is easier to value because it is one in a series of similar row houses.

Asbestos is a mineral that was once valued because it could be used in construction, industrial and household products.

Patricia Desocio, an agent with Charles Rutenberg Realty, said Sea Cliff "seems to hold its value because it is very artsy," but she also cited its wealth of homes with harbor views and their appeal to buyers from Manhattan.

The aptness of his generalization is not judged by its literal truth-value (because it is obviously untrue).