rate too highly

I know them all, and I tell you I don’t rate too highly the much-belauded virtue of the inexperienced and untried.”

But the value of N�geli's writings on the present subject consists in showing that synoical species constitute so overwhelming a majority of the vegetable kingdom, that here, at all events, it appears impossible to rate too highly the importance of the principle I have called physiological selection.

As might be expeced, with Locker departing UW doesn't rate too highly.

They rate too highly the ability of the men who will constitute the future society.

It may be that you rate too highly these great prizes of life; that you attach to the station you covet for me a value I cannot concur in.