Sentence examples for a shared set of values from inspiring English sources

The loss of a shared set of values leads to a decline in tolerance, compassion and respect.

Hayek argued that without a shared set of values, the planners would inevitably impose some set of values on society.

This project exemplifies the classic function of the Internet: linking people around a compelling idea or a shared set of values.

Citizens of such societies lack even a shared set of values — they live in what Mr. Snyder called "a belief vacuum".

It comes from a shared set of values established at birth and played out in every aspect of life, not just sport.

Yet Ford, in his postwar Westerns, called attention to the double-edged role of legend, which provided a shared set of values but risked obscuring reality and clouding judgment.

"The companies that are disrupting all had a rough, loosely shared set of values," he said.

Unlike Manchester, Sheffield, Liverpool or Glasgow, Newcastle has never had a recognisable sound or boasted bands with a coherent identity, similar vision or shared set of values; there is no "Newcastle sound" in the way that there could be said to be a "Manchester sound".

It means there is no shared set of values we all absorb as preconscious assumptions.

RS: McKesson has many different cultures but one shared set of values.

Civic nationalism defines a community not by its borders or ethnicity, but by a shared set of political values, and the shared democratic visions of its people.