Sentence examples for valued so much from inspiring English sources
The subsequent moves, while showing prudence and patience, have not had the pizazz that Steinbrenner valued so much.
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.
Here is a film-maker whose greatness is even more obvious now than when he died, shortly after receiving from Hollywood the honorary Oscar that he valued so much.
There were string quartets starting with the Hagen Quartet, top players from the Berlin Philharmonic and other world orchestras and a core of the youth he valued so much in the Mahler Chamber Orchestra.
"Our population is much more dense in the New York area," Ms. Conte pointed out, "and our homes are valued so much more that when you look at the cost of labor, as well as the effects of recent hurricanes like Katrina and Rita, there is certainly reason to evaluate the exposure that we have here".
West told the Radio Times: "I find they're not valued so much and I suspect that's one of the reasons why I've been brought in [to EastEnders]." The actor, who played a guest role in Coronation Street, took the role of Carter "because it's a good part".
We are not Charlie, in other words, because we risk so little for what we claim to value so much.
The degree of self-censorship that these supporters of the royal family impose on the people they value so much is grotesque.
Of Ms. Freiman, Mr. Anderson said, "She has the three ingredients I value so much: She's disciplined, she has a sense of humor and she's not doctrinaire".
Friends of Mr. Spitzer's describe his wife as perhaps the only person whose approval he values so much that she has even, at times, been able to take the edge off his abrasive style.
"It's rare to receive any critical comments, as a designer," Morrison says, "but when someone whose opinion I value so much suggested we find a lighter, more interesting shape, I had to make more effort than usual.
