Sentence examples for valued so from inspiring English sources

The colonists Hawthorne depicted in "The Scarlet Letter" lacked the human sympathies or "heart" he valued so highly.

The subsequent moves, while showing prudence and patience, have not had the pizazz that Steinbrenner valued so much.

You can see for yourself what they valued so highly, though not in the case of the architects.

We cut RevPAR forecasts, partly offset by an assumed $500m buyback, but IHG looks fully valued so we move underweight.

Last year, Yahoo's shares were valued so highly it could have bought its own media company in a share swap.

In my experience, engaged staff know they are valued – so I aim to make staff wellbeing a priority.

Because its holdings were valued so highly, the firm was able to harvest significant amounts of carried interest, the single biggest source of fees for the industry.

This was the period which, to an extraordinary degree, conditioned the rest of his life and kept him close to Glasgow and the friendships he valued so much.

I perceived in the sentimentality and narcissism of motherhood a threat to the objectivity that as a writer I valued so highly.

Efford added: "Uefa must explain how these rights came to be valued so that it allowed others to cash in by selling them on.

Despite an improved labour market situation for vocational education and training in the high valued so-called "Dual System" a substantial proportion of school graduates and early school leaver still ends up in various pre-vocational training programmes within the transition system.