Sentence examples for a battle of values from inspiring English sources

So this is a battle of values.

And Ségolène Royal, the French Socialists' official presidential candidate, has said that "the battle with the right in this campaign will above all be a battle of values".None of this is entirely new, but it is unusual.

The key is that Clinton frames the case against Romney's tax plan as a battle of values — as "we're in this together" versus "you're on your own". Obama is likely to emphasize this tonight, and Clinton will likely make this case on the air in the swing states, too.

Launching the campaign in Cardiff, two weeks from polling day on 22 May, Ms Bartolotti said it would be "a battle of values as well as policies".

A battle of values won't get anyone very far, as values are usually long-set and hard to change.

"It will be a battle of values and principles.

Justice Resnick said she saw the current campaign as a battle of fundamental values.

It is essentially a battle of liberal values v malevolent whimsy, in the style of a Werther's Original-toned village drama, refereed by that "Ooh, those bloody Tories, eh?" vicar from Gogglebox.

We are engaged here in a great ideological and even spiritual struggle with violent jihadism: a battle of ideas and values, which will be fought in the imagination as much as by police work or military force.

"In this battle of values, a Europe welcoming Syrians is something that helps to defeat the Islamic State [Isis]," he said.

Yet soon Boyle's predator engages his creator in a battle of wits, questioning the moral value of the scientist's historic triumph.