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Value sentence example. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use value in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for value.

• I always had a value for him. (4)
• I value your taste so highly. (13)
• I got my own notions of value. (10)
• He probably did value them more. (10)
• Ammiani, too, will prove his value. (10)
• By this time Giulia will know her value. (10)
• The value of their franchises would dwindle. (16)
• It must be going up in value by leaps and bounds! (8)
• What is the earliest English composition of value? (3)
• Who can estimate the value of such an advertisement? (16)
• I cannot make her attend to the value of the property. (4)
• He knows the value of a good income as well as any body. (4)
• What is the value of Archæology to the history of music? (3)
• Mr Elliot has sense to understand the value of such a woman. (4)
• His criticism, even if saturated with envy, will have value. (16)
• This which you now receive has at least the value of rarity. (14)
• The fashionable value of pugs filled him with a sort of despair. (10)
• He would enjoy her liveliness and she has talents to value his powers. (4)
• It was a picture which Henry Crawford had moral taste enough to value. (4)
• That she alone saw it, did not depreciate the value of her knowledge. (10)
• The value he put upon speaking, urging his views, was really fanatical. (10)
• His work was principally theoretical and his treatises are of great value. (3)
• Full value for the pearls had not yet been received; he was only at the soup. (8)
• His principal work is a manuscript on organum, a work of great reference value. (3)
• You have bought her too dearly, and your brother does not offer half her value. (4)
• His songs are truly spontaneous lyrics, which are not appreciated at their true value. (3)
• One cannot help feeling a certain tenderness for men who know and value a good dinner. (7)
• We have very central lodgings here, with what I value above all, a pleasant landlady. (14)
• Their value to a circus rests not merely upon the attraction of their ring exhibition. (21)
• You can, unfortunately, expect nothing else these days, when livings have come down so terribly in value! (8)
• Lady Russell, in spite of all her former transgressions, he could now value from his heart. (4)
• She had no thought of value, but only an eagerness to feel herself possessor of something. (10)
• I have a great value for Benwick; and when one can but get him to talk, he has plenty to say. (4)
• If you value her conduct or happiness, infuse as much of your own spirit into her as you can. (4)
• You are tempted to ask what the value of him will be by the time that he turns out pure metal? (10)
• Has he, on discovering its true nature, the right to call on the bookseller to refund its value? (8)
• I value my own natural gifts (as I think I have a right) but set no great store by my performance. (14)
• Of course, the nature and value of a man is shown by how he takes this sort of pain; and hark at me! (10)
• Jane Fairfax was very elegant, remarkably elegant; and she had herself the highest value for elegance. (4)
• An affection so amiable was advancing each in the opinion of all who had hearts to value anything good. (4)
• Balakireff himself was not prolific as a composer, but his works, though few in number, show real value. (3)
• A book is never complete without a reader, and the value of the combination is all that can be found out. (16)
• For there, at all events, visible before his eyes, was the value of the money, if not the money expended. (10)
• I take my lean years and my fat years, still a hireling, but having somewhat to say about my market value. (16)
• Strange to think, this woman once loved the man who was not half the value of the man she no longer loved. (10)
• Dartrey is confident, from the yield of stones, that the value of our claim counts in a number of millions. (10)
• Now the curse is on the whole country; the dollar is the measure of every value, the stamp of every success. (9)
• To-day the public often measures the value of an enterprise largely by the size and character of its posters. (21)
• Yes, we gain knowledge, we are the wiser; very probably my value surpasses now what it was when I was happier. (10)
• The obvious value of the theory to the Silent Bargain accounts for its popularity with the commercial interests. (16)
• I have such innumerable presents from him that it is quite impossible for me to value or for him to remember half. (4)
• The dealing with money, and the necessity for it, had given Rhoda a better comprehension of its nature and value. (10)
• He was able to say to himself that he had been justly cut off from kindness which he knew how to value in losing it. (9)
• Many a speculative builder has realized the value of such furniture and sold his house upon the attractiveness of it. (17)
• They replied, that the long habit of dealing with scales enabled them to weigh the value of evidence the most delicate. (10)
• In addition to showing the value of the clarinet as an instrument, Mozart pointed the way to some uses of the =trombone=. (3)
• The owner should carry a fire insurance on the entire building and materials to at least 80 per cent of the total value. (17)
• This naturally introduced a panegyric from Jane on his diffidence, and the little value he put on his own good qualities. (4)
• The jewels had quite another effect on her now, and this increased in power as the old glamour of their mere value faded. (12)
• If it exist, it will be in a modified form, devoted chiefly to readable articles of a literary rather than of a news value. (16)
• He could not so have violated his best instincts, letting other people into the secret of her value, and giving himself away. (8)
• The name was a possession, a concrete, unstained piece of property, the value of which would be reduced some twenty per cent. (8)
• His work was not so highly favored by connoisseurs until Paganini showed the value of a Guarnerius from the standpoint of tone. (3)
• Let him not make the common mistake of measuring the value of a department by the amount of related advertising that it attracts. (16)
• He was a talented pianist, who will be remembered chiefly by his studies, and a few other pieces, which have decided educational value. (3)
• Mrs. Lander, in fact, who ruled these expenditures, had no knowledge of the value of things, and made her husband pay whatever was asked. (9)
• Too often the counting-room takes no supervision of the editorial room beyond the immediate selling value of the paper the latter turns out. (16)
• Meanwhile the value of railway investments rose in the market, fast as asparagus-heads for cutting: a circumstance that added stings to reflection. (10)
• Governor Shirley dinned constantly into their ears the value of settling an English population in Nova Scotia to counter-balance the French Acadians who were planted there. (19)

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