Sentence examples for are valorised from inspiring English sources

– which she responded to by decrying the sexism underlying these particular criticisms because it's the kind of behaviour for which male musicians are valorised.

When Danny describes a stand-off game of pool as "he raped the table, hard and fast and powerful" you wonder if this stuff is just being valorised.

In the US, college players are stars in their own right, and Te'o was valorised for being an inspiring leader on the field, and a devout young man off it.

Char is produced during pyrolysis of biomass and it could be valorised as soil amendment, activated carbon or to produce syngas or heat by further oxidation.

This process is situated within a broader context in which big data is valorised through a discourse of data sharing not always clear in its intentions (Van Djick and Poell 2016).

The scientific production of the respondents was valorised by at least one presentation in a congress (83.7%) or by a scientific article published or to be published as first author (51.2%).

In this paper, we investigate the case of the Bakhadda dam in western Algeria, whose dredged sediments can be valorised as an eco-geo-material for building construction in the form of compressed earth blocks (CEB).

Faced with an ideal where physical resilience is valorised, men find it harder to seek healthcare and engage in preventive activities.

All were motivated to align themselves to the kind of masculinity that was valorised by their peers in order to avoid feeling 'ostracised'ostracised

However, knowledge based on the RCT method is no longer always suitable and can often not be valorised in society [ 8].

The representation of the female body as degenerative, and improvable through surgery, sits within a broader Western culture in which youth is valorised, ageing pathologised, and concomitant self-surveillance and self-improvement are strongly encouraged [ 35, 36].