sentimental value

second, apart from the sentimental value of the items, if you did not have them, how much would you be willing to pay to get them?

But what about this bag? These are the children's old baby clothes. You can't just toss these! They have such sentimental value.

To steal something of sentimental value shows a total lack of common decency.

All this points to the optimal gift-giving strategy: you need to minimise the deadweight loss while maximising the sentimental value.

They had taken a large TV and a few other bits and pieces, although nothing of sentimental value.

The decision then is whether the intrinsic or sentimental value of the lost ring justifies the expense of further pursuit.

Try hard to guess the preferences of each person on your list and then choose a gift that will have a high sentimental value.

Dad always seemed to be annoyed by children, so that phrase has such sentimental value.

Gender identity in their tragedy led to many critics thought of sentimental value for them.

Whale meat holds sentimental value for some Japanese baby- boomers and older people who ate it after the devastation of World War II.

And the sentimental value of the cell phone is the thing that I really lost.

It has great sentimental value for me.

I know that I can buy another one, but I can never have its original sentimental value back.

Everyone dreams that their junk at home has not only sentimental value but also huge dollar value to collectors and eBay trollers.

Does it have sentimental value that can't be replaced?

The old clock was a present from my father and has sentimental value.

Or if they don't have any sentimental value to me (I'd certainly hang up one of my father's photographs or my mother's paintings! )