Sentence examples for valued book from inspiring English sources

Widely read, often the most valued book beside the Bible in the households of English Puritans, it helped shape popular opinion about Roman Catholicism for at least a century.

Hitler's most valued book on America was "The Passing of the Great Race," by a Columbia-educated eugenicist, Madison Grant, who claimed that American greatness, built on the Nordic stock of its founding fathers, was being eroded by the allegedly inferior blood of immigrant races.

Do not use a valued book for pressing the flowers flat.

"I value books more than life," he stated, and wrote ones on Dostoyevsky, Leonardo da Vinci and the novelist Nikolai Leskov.

We value books as a technological system (at least, at The New Yorker, we do), but why?

Privately held fortunes were valued at book value or by coupling ­estimates of revenue, profits or book value to prevailing ratios for similar public companies.

Privately held fortunes were valued at book value or by coupling estimates of revenues, profits or book value to prevailing ratios for similarly publicly traded companies.

Privately held companies were valued at book value or by coupling estimates of revenues, profits or book value to prevaling ratios for similar publicly traded companies.

Privately held fortunes were valued at book value or by coupling estimates of revenues, profits or book value to prevailing ratios for similar publicly traded companies.

We required a price-to-tangible book value (book value minus intangible assets and goodwill) multiple less than 5 and below the average for each firm's industry.

When the vehicle does count, use the fair market value ("blue book value") of the vehicle.