Sentence examples for valued sense from inspiring English sources

While historically sight has been the most valued sense, audio has been catching up.

(A previous secondary analysis by the same team on a subset of these data explored the variety of strategies men with depression used to reconstruct a valued sense of themselves and their own masculinities [ 35]).

Being 'resilient' (in the sense suggested by Wiles et al. 2012, above) means being able to accommodate and adapt to physical changes and fluctuations in health and wellbeing in order to sustain what is important in life and for a valued sense of self.

She valued his sense of humor, even when ill.

If a woman feels that her service is not valued, her sense of deserving mental health care also will suffer.

Hand preferred those teachers who valued common sense and fairness, and ventured beyond casebook study into the philosophy of law.

For instance, creativity, religious values, sense of humor, family, etc.

In the economically relevant present value sense OLA by construction has no budget cost.

The boundary conditions at both ends are prescribed in a mean-value sense.

The "universal values," sense of "honor" and "inborn sense of decency" to which Wilson appeals are of no traceable origin in the blindly amoral operations of natural selection.

"I've been with my partner now almost three years, it's coming up on time, at least in my traditional family values sense".