Sentence examples for valued writing from inspiring English sources

In his book on translation, Is That a Fish in Your Ear?, David Bellos suggests that as "literally" descends from littera (Latin for letter), it probably originated with events being considered worthy of being written down and reveals a society that valued writing more highly than oral culture.

Is there a metaphorical link between two people, who loved and valued writing as much as anyone on the planet, dying on the same day?

So too, because of stuttering, I value writing and reading as essential communication between writer and reader.

Stress that you value writing ethically.

She maintained her old-school values, writing for Classic Rock and Uncut magazines, still forging bonds with her subjects, including Yoko Ono, who became a firm friend.

Kempley appreciated the sets' low values, writing that "the fakier the sets", the closer the film felt to its television origins.

In the decade since, there have been many things I valued -- writing, teaching, good friends -- but nothing compared to family.

Opening June 8: "New York Values," written and performed by Penny Arcade.

(The secret to its value, writes Paul Ford, is "trust").

Prices were equated with artistic value," wrote New York magazine art critic Jerry Saltz.

The bank will "give to the bearer" the value written on the piece of paper when asked.