Sentence examples for values someone from inspiring English sources

"Mitt Romney will have his own plan, but he values someone who has the courage to take on the tough issues," Mr. Walker said in an interview.

Rousseau's denunciations of intellectuals may have acquired an extra edge from the fact that Voltaire exposed him, in an anonymous pamphlet, as a hypocritical proponent of family values: someone who consigned all five of his children to a foundling hospital.

Mr Brown banged on again about his background and his values: someone has obviously told him this stuff goes down well with a key part of the electorate, but to my ears it increasingly sounds hackneyed and cynical.

Asked what qualities he was looking for in a running mate, Mr. Gore replied: "I'm going to pick the person who I believe can become the president on a moment's notice, if necessary; who also has a good working relationship with me, or the prospect of one; and who shares my values, someone who's willing to fight for people and not the powerful".

He is someone who had a real hatred of western values, someone who wants to bring his influence to others and a compulsive liar.

If he truly values someone's experiences and ability to see how the Court's opinions affect people's daily lives, President Obama should nominate someone who will, among other things, take prosecutorial accountability seriously.

It is possible to persuade a jury to value someone's life".

The value someone puts on something should not, therefore, depend on whether he actually owns it.

If it destroys value, someone else will be picking up the tab.

"It just depends on how much you value someone achieving records in your uniform," one agent said.

If college performance doesn't tell us anything, why shouldn't we value someone who hasn't had the chance to play as highly as someone who plays as well as anyone in the land?