Sentence examples for was something valuable from inspiring English sources

Of course, there have been parts of Christianity that stressed that nature was something valuable to steward and protect — some even celebrated it — but mostly as a set of resources to sustain humans.

But this conclusion implies that there was something valuable at the core of Enron.

We thought that was something valuable that didn't exist," Vichich says.

And if, as you imply, Britishness is something valuable why should we choose to abandon it?

"Probably somebody stole it hoping it would be something valuable, and then they threw it out.

I think there is something valuable in looking at what we choose to make, and also what is discarded.

It's the conviction that there is something valuable in the body-memory of slamming up against a biological limit – of running out of chances – something we all need to learn.

Charlie Rose: There's something valuable about what's going on right here.

"There's something valuable about what they've done, but the big question is whether they can do it across billions of pages," he says.

"There is something valuable in giving people care in their own homes and avoiding hospitals, especially if their immune system is low," says Aimie Chapple, Accenture's health practice leader.

Samuel Scheffler suggests one specification when he writes that "we believe that there is something valuable about human relationships that are, in certain crucial respects at least, unstructured by differences of rank, power, or status" (Scheffler 2010, 225).