Sentence examples for bygone values from inspiring English sources

"Company culture and morale seemed to be bygone values".

But there is no doubt that her "anti-Gaga" appeal is based around the return to bygone values of gritty soulfulness.

The three of us -- me, Frost and her friend, Yvette Reyes -- settled down to a spread of pizza, cookies and coffee in a living room that doubled as a shrine to bygone values.

In a bygone day, single people were valued for their kindness, thoughtfulness, intelligence and values.

But, in other ways, he was curiously impervious to anything that might undermine moral values of a bygone age.

Amy Winehouse was drawing on a good number of influences when she wrote this song, and relied heavily on the production values of a bygone era.

Mr. Nichols's current album subscribes to the "less is more" aesthetic of a bygone Nashville, applying contemporary production values to arrangements that are roomy and free of extraneous soloing and gimmickry.

The developers write of "the glory of Victorian England" and state that they "have a tradition for respecting history and using the best values of a bygone age to add dignity and exclusivity to modern life".

One is to play bygone music on bygone instruments (or copies).

Even the recovery of traditional family values and the yearning for a bygone society are sliding towards a ritualized struggle against growth based on individuality and a faith in the forces of free economy (Bagnasco and Le Galès 2001).

Yet for the average Bach lover, classic performances of a bygone era may not rise far above curiosity value.