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Sentences ending with valued

She had carefully woven the cloak with her own hands, and that, she cried, was the way her labor was valued! [10]
Just as he was better acquainted with every province than the most experienced governor, with every band of soldiers than the sergeant, so nothing escaped him which concerned the private lives of those whom he valued. [10]
Many people pity them, and I always did it myself and never charged anything; but it is doubtful if this compassion is valued. [5]
It couldn't be the furs--they were not valued. [5]
Yet she did not regret it; true, she cared no more for Pyramus Kogel than for any one else--the certainty that he, too, had succumbed to the spell of her beauty was associated with a feeling of pleasure whose charm she knew and valued. [10]
She came often, for she loved my mother, and rarely approached my couch without a flower, a picture which pleased her, or a book containing a poem which she valued. [10]
She had longed for applause in her art, but for herself she had desired nothing save swift draughts of pleasure, since she had learned how little she was regarded by the only person whose opinion she valued. [10]
Young Rostov stood at a window with Dolokhov, whose acquaintance he had lately made and highly valued. [2]

Sentences containing valued two or more times

She knew that he valued the chances of life or death no more than he valued the thousand and one other chances of small importance, which occur in daily experience. [11]

More example sentences with the word valued in them

Thus no one who valued his life could escape the watchful eye of the police, and the thief sacrificed the best part of his gains in order to save his life. [10]
Her rare visits were perfunctory, and gave little satisfaction to any of us; not that she was ungracious or unkindly, but simply because the things we valued in life were not the same. [4]
Perhaps, where speech was not given, a gift of divination entered into her instead, and she valued what others found useless, and held aloof from what others found good. [11]
What those people valued was _high wages_; it didn't seem to be a matter of any consequence to them whether the high wages would buy anything or not. [5]
Her teacher specially valued this master and his countryman Gombert, and his exquisite compositions were frequently and gladly sung at the Convivium. [10]
Bilibin's services were valued not only for what he wrote, but also for his skill in dealing and conversing with those in the highest spheres. [2]
No poet who valued his reputation would touch such a theme as that. [5]
An old and valued friend of mine is he, and I saw his career as it came along, and it has reached pretty well up to now, when he, by another miscarriage of justice, is a United States Senator. [5]
She often told us how highly French was valued in the capital, and we must believe that the language possesses an imperishable charm for Germans when we remember that this was the case so shortly after the glorious uprising against the terrible despotism of France. [10]
On that, and upon that alone, his forgiveness would depend; it was for her to show how much or how little she valued it. [10]
It was the unexpected realization of the fact that he still valued life as presented to him in the form of his love for Natasha, and a last, though ultimately vanquished, attack of terror before the unknown. [2]
She was a true Athenian, she had discovered some new thing, she valued discoveries more than all else in life, she collected them, though she never used them save to discuss them with intellectuals at her dinner parties. [9]
I also tried to convince myself that the mind was much more to be valued than the person; and in this she was not inferior, as I could discover, to any with whom I had been acquainted. [7]
The "George" of this letter was Mark Twain's colored butler, a valued and even beloved member of the household--a most picturesque character, who "one day came to wash windows," as Clemens used to say, "and remained eighteen years. [5]
But even in this he had his misgivings, for a great part of his acquirements, and those he most valued, did not seem to be of any use in his office-work. [4]
He felt that the more he valued her the less he loved her. [2]
They have seen the land they sold at farm prices by the acre coming to be valued by the foot, like the corner lots in a city. [6]
I was at the Gould and Curry mine, the other day, and they had two or three tons of choice rock piled up, which was valued at $20,000 a ton. [5]
The occasion was the death of a valued old friend who had requested that I should preach his funeral sermon. [5]
Hence it is that what is called a practical education is set above the mere enlargement and enrichment of the mind; and the possession of the material is valued, and the intellectual life is undervalued. [4]
She had all that people are valued for, but little that could have made him love her. [2]
One never can tell in a case of this kind but a charitable shot might bring down a valued friend or even a peer of the realm. [4]
Life is valued so much less by the young, to whom it is brightest, and before whom it still stretches in a long vista, than by the old, for whom its charms are already beginning to fade, and who are near its end. [10]
The flag was silk, and incidentally Ephraim's most valued possession. [9]
The first postulate shows that he valued the demands of the soul far above social forms. [10]
But if this should be his doom, if his purpose cost him his life, he would still have done what was right, and his comrades, whose esteem he valued, could still think of him as a brave brother-in-arms. [10]
One lady said she valued his coming when he said he would come because it had the charm of the unexpected. [8]
Mingled with this sense of emancipation was a curious feeling of regret, of mourning for something I had never valued, something fixed and dependable for which he had stood, a rock and a refuge of which I had never availed myself!... [9]
And when labor sees what it is that is really most to be valued, its discontent will be of a nobler kind. [4]
Nothing in life seemed to him of much importance, and under the influence of the depression that possessed him he valued neither his liberty nor his resolution to punish his wife. [2]
It was the same one which his father had bestowed at his own wedding, and he whispered: "My mother valued it; now it is your turn to honour the ancient treasure. [10]
But he suddenly remembered that he had on his best trousers, and the idea of carrying the marks of his devotion in the shape of two dusty impressions on his most valued article of apparel turned the scale against the demonstration. [6]
The Aymaras and Quichuas of S. America, likewise have very long hair; and this, as Mr. D. Forbes informs me, is so much valued as a beauty, that cutting it off was the severest punishment which he could inflict on them. [1]
In almost every pursuit he valued, he had nothing in common with his people. [10]
What she usually prized and valued in Phaon she now did not see at all, but distinguished every one of his defects. [10]
They are a political force, and a valued support to the government. [5]
It was with peculiar terror that his soul avoided every recollection of his mother, of Theokritus, and all those whose opinion he had formerly valued and whose judgment was not indifferent to him. [10]
The doctor insisted on having Maurice's books and other movable articles carried to his own house, so that he should be surrounded by familiar sights, and not worry himself about what might happen to objects which he valued, if they were left behind him. [6]
In the "dramatization" of these stories, pretty much everything is left out of the higher sort that the reader has valued in the story. [4]
Jeanette Gilder, then of the Critic, was one of Mark Twain's valued friends. [5]
There were few of his fellow-artists whose opinion he valued as highly as that of this darling of the Muse. [10]
They neither understood nor valued his special knowledge and his shrewd observations: they didn't even like his shrill voice; his quaint talk bored them. [4]
I valued him none the less for his agreeing with me in the general wish that all men everywhere could be free. [7]
I'd never forgive myself, as long as I lived, if I lost one of my oldest and most valued personal friends in this way. [9]
Among the remedies most valued by this illustrious physician is that mentioned in the following sentence: "'Laudo magnopere equitationes in aere rusticano factas singulis diebus, hord potissimum matutina, quibus equitationibus morbos chronicos pene incurabiles protanus eliminavi. [6]
Both the foreign minister and our ambassador in Vienna knew him and valued him. [2]
He now made many acquaintances who afterwards became his kind and valued friends. [6]
A jury-list was made out, and Mr. B. L., a prominent banker and a valued citizen, was questioned precisely as he would have been questioned in any court in America: "Have you heard of this homicide? [5]
His arm seemed made of steel; he valued his life no more than one of the plumes in his helmet, and risked it in battle as recklessly as he did his zechins at the gaming-table. [10]
Archibius valued this loyalty highly, but he knew what awaited any one who became the object of her hatred, and the fear that it would involve Barine in urgent peril was added to his still greater anxiety for Cleopatra. [10]
The invitation to Leith he valued, of course, but he felt that it would not do to accept it with too much ardour. [9]
I don't know just how to say we met where he is valued so much. [8]
She saw that it was time to go, while yet Eglington's disparagement of rank and aristocracy was ringing in the old man's ears; though she knew there was nothing in Eglington's equipment he valued more than his title and the place it gave him. [11]
Mr. Kirkwood valued it highly, and regretted its loss very much. [6]
Constancy of character is what is chiefly valued and sought for by naturalists. [1]
This distinguished physician is Professor of Medicine in the School of Paris, and one of the most widely known and valued authors upon practical and theoretical subjects the profession can claim in any country. [3]
There is agreement in the testimony that it was, to most of the associates, education; to many, the most important period of their life, the birth of valued friendships, their first acquaintance with the riches of conversation, their training in behavior. [6]
It is doubtful how far cases of this kind will be trusted to its tender mercies, but wherever it acquires any considerable foothold, such cases must come, and with them the ruin of those who practise it, should any highly valued life be thus sacrificed. [3]
You knew how highly I valued it, and could part with it to such hands? [10]
She saw that her plot was detected by the man whose esteem she most valued, and a loving woman is glad to recognize the superiority of her lover. [10]
Maestro Feys made her acquainted with his professional friends in Ghent, and her opinion of music was soon highly valued among them. [10]
He valued her; he had said more than once, to those who he thought would never repeat it to her, that she was a "great woman"; but self-interest was the mainspring of his appreciation. [11]
Those flowers must have come from the garden of the landlady of The Pike, and she valued her pinks more than anything else. [10]
Hundreds who heretofore had valued but lightly their British citizenship made haste to renew their allegiance; and many sought the office of the English Consul whose claims on her Majesty's protection were vague, to say the least. [9]
I felt I had never valued it before. [9]
The request to give them up to this unsympathetic Englishman, who valued them because they had belonged to his friend the late Seigneur, only exasperated him. [11]
Let us do for her corpse what we promised, and then set forth to show the man for whom Kasana sacrificed what she most valued that we do not love him less than this Egyptian woman. [10]
Yet no man ever valued those few more than! [9]
Nor might I even have that which was mine own, by reason that our inheritance had never been shared, and our houses and lands had not been valued at a price. [10]
There was an easy, comfortable path along the shore under the bluff, but it lacked the advantages of difficulty and danger so valued by a pirate. [5]
Rhodopis would not easily forgive me, if I allowed such valued guests to depart. [10]
Though he had disdained to return it, it had nevertheless been perfectly evident that he needed her, and valued her and her opinion. [10]
Not the smallest detail of a work produced by the hand of a valued friend escapes my notice, and I perceived it before the Demeter came to the temple and the lofty pedestal. [10]
If she had confided to him the matter which so deeply troubled her and yet filled her with the greatest pride, the poor old warrior, who valued honour far more than life, would have turned her out of the house. [10]
Jerry's invitations were charily given, and valued accordingly; and more than once, at our table, I had felt a twinge of envy when Conybear or someone else had remarked, with the proper nonchalance, in answer to a question, that they were going to Weathersfield. [9]
Votes based upon capital were commonly called "mortal" votes, because they could be lost; those based upon learning were called "immortal," because they were permanent, and because of their customarily imperishable character they were naturally more valued than the other sort. [5]
The treasures here, by simple weight, without counting workmanship, were valued at fifty millions of francs! [5]
In the interval between the relinquishment of the first plan and the adoption of the second, she wrote the following letter to one who was much valued among her literary friends:-- "May 22nd. [14]
It proved to be a most valued daily companion, useful at all times, never more so than when the winds were blowing hard and the ship was struggling with the waves. [6]
It shames the average man to be valued below his own estimate of his worth, and the king certainly wasn't anything more than an average man, if he was up that high. [5]
A month before, at Newport, how little she would have valued it. [9]
They valued her as the fruitful earth values the sun--they fully believed she could produce the crop, but that it was in their line of business, not hers, to take it off. [5]
I valued him as I do all who are superior to their kind; I cared for him. [10]
Mr. Watling was an old and valued friend. [9]
Yes, it is an old and valued friend, the Honorable Alva Hopkins, patron of the drama, and sometimes he has a beautiful young woman (still unattached) by his side. [9]
But there is an injustice somewhere, when for many a book, valued and even profitable to somebody, the author does not receive the price of a laborer's day wages for the time spent on it--to say nothing of the long years of its gestation. [4]
I am satisfied, also, that genuine old masters hardly exist at all, in America, because the cheapest and most insignificant of them are valued at the price of a fine farm. [5]

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