valuing

Valuing sex by only sheer physical pleasure is also an incredible narrow way to boil down a sexual experience.

It was a matter of valuing—and saving—the Constitution for the future.

Politicians love to talk about valuing those who worked hard and played by the rules.

That makes sense since, at $38, the shares were wildly overpriced, valuing Facebook at more than $100 billion.

Other leading reasons included valuing freedom and independence and not wanting to take on the responsibility.

He gave away his riches, like Ambrose and Gregory, valuing money only as a means of usefulness.

Don't ever think of me as valuing either you or Mr. Congreve less instead of more.

The under-valuing celibacy, the not possessing religious orders, seems a system of christianity without the cross.

We need, as Eucken points out, a new standard of valuing the national characteristics and the relationship of nation with nation.

They begged him, valuing his life as they did, before everything else, to escape to France.