Sentence examples for valued things from inspiring English sources

"Like so many Americans," Fitzgerald wrote in his 1927 story "Jacob's Ladder", "he valued things rather than cared about them".

Sadat of Egypt for an exchange of valued things - of which the most valued were security for Israel & the repossession by Egypt of territories lost in 1967.

"Chigusa is the rare object that allows us deep insight into how people in Japan looked at, thought about and valued things over time," said Andrew Watsky, professor of art and archaeology at Princeton University.

In the mountains of Papua New Guinea, the male bowerbird collects flowers, moss, berries and man-made items, and fashions them into a bower to attract a mate.Collecting, by one definition, is "the process of actively, selectively and passionately acquiring, possessing and disposing of valued things, often removed from ordinary use and perceived as part of a set".

If I were not a religious person, but wished to make an account of religion, I believe I would tend towards the Feuerbachian view that religion is a human projection of humanity's conceptions of beauty, goodness, power and other valued things, a humanising of experience by understanding it as structured around and mirroring back these values.

The other piece of good news for the stocks is that the integrated oil companies have characteristics that in today's market ought to be highly valued, things like accounting transparency, excellent cash-flow generation, very strong balance sheets and an average dividend yield of around 3percentt.

Most valued thing you have is your freedom".

It was a time when to be a priest was a respected and valued thing.

"But Italso learned that not everything to do with sex is sexy".

(And here, valuing things is valued).

"I try to value things," he says.