Sentence examples for contemporary values from inspiring English sources

"We want democracy and contemporary values to rule," she said.

Granted, the repertory of older music cannot be drastically reëngineered to reflect contemporary values.

In China... because the traditional values are lost, contemporary values are pure American values.

Unlike most historical novels, this one, which opens with a man's execution, doesn't pander to contemporary values.

"An iconic brand like Chivas needs to reimagine itself," he added, "and this adds more contemporary values for the brand".

The idea of belonging to someone else threatens contemporary values, which have to do with being tough, being independent.

Destroying one's art has become a kind of art in itself, something between an inconvenient prank and clever treatise on contemporary value.

Many have criticized financial measures because of their well-documented inadequacies, their backward-looking focus, and their inability to reflect contemporary value-creating actions.

Most contemporary value systems, no matter how seemingly separate, chase similarly dematerialized resources down parallel tracks — the art market and the stock market for instance.

From the above equation Eratosthenes obtained, for the length of a great circle, 50 × 5,000 = 250,000 stadia, which, using a plausible contemporary value for the stadium (185 metres), is 46,250,000 metres.

The club, one of the first of its kind in the country, is now struggling with a 21st-century problem: how to convince modern women that such a club has contemporary value to them.