Sentence examples similar to centuries old values from inspiring English sources
Many here are grappling with a question of mission: Is it possible to impart centuries-old values of Catholic education without crossing the line between church and state?
When the show wrapped with Romania's national colors of blue, yellow and red emblazoning the face of the large building, the monumentous applause that followed brought the scale of the project into perspective iMapp Bucharest 555 was a spectacular ode to an artistic hub at work transforming centuries-old values into new cultural traditions.
BBC News reported that the violin, three centuries old and valued at £1.2 million (about $1.8 million), had been found after a 2010 incident in which it was stolen from the violinist Min-Jin Kym while she was at a sandwich shop in North London.
Apparently, such commentary is valued as long as it is three centuries old and doesn't come from the mouth of a contemporary observer who might be elected president.
Buffy Sainte-Marie's grievances are centuries old, but Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee", while utilising Native American rhythms and chants, and modern rock values and arrangement, is a modern song which examines that people's current plight.
That niche is centuries old, and enduring.
Many moving toys are centuries old.
We should resurrect old values in medicine.
Favourite stories, centuries old, are very hard to shift.
