Sentence examples for valued independence from inspiring English sources
Politicking and anthropologising round Scandinavia and Germany on Imlay's behalf, and with his baby in tow, Wollstonecraft emerges not so much the spurned mistress of earlier accounts, as the courageous survivor.For someone who valued independence, Wollstonecraft was always inconveniently in need of love, and increasingly of settled love.
Asking for help in the operating room occurs within a surgical culture that has traditionally valued independence, decisiveness, and confidence.
For example, earlier, the person may have valued independence above all else, and so was adamantly against having her life prolonged if she developed Alzheimer's disease.
"I'm frightened": Some participants valued independence and privacy, but this was based on a fear of losing these and becoming dependent on others.
But because we live in a culture that values independence and strength and negates the agency of victims – wrongly conflating victimhood with weakness instead of directing our opprobrium at those who victimize – the label will automatically have detractors.
Like her role model Jim Hawkins she values independence, but Hawkins is thrust into real danger — facing murderous drunk pirates who fight to kill — and his resolute independence saves him from death.
For all the lip service about interdisciplinary and collaborative science, the culture of academic science values independence and self-reliance.
Yet most of us live in a culture that values independence and self-reliance.
People explicitly valuing independence were more supportive of euthanasia than participants who did not (B = .26, p < .01).01
Regarding appreciation and feelings of autonomy, autonomy as valuing independence was measured in the form of a dummy variable, by whether participants chose independence as a quality children should be encouraged to learn, out of a list of eleven qualities.
People in Western Europe are more likely than people in Eastern Europe to be in a LAT union because they value independence, whereas people in Eastern Europe are more likely than people in Western Europe to be in a LAT union for practical reasons.
