Sentence examples for denied value from inspiring English sources

Whatever is conformable to this conception of the real will be given value; whatever is opposed to it will be denied value.

There now are more students at American universities from China than from any other country, more than 50,000 last year, and a number of universities have complained that they are being denied valued students and teaching assistants.

People were free to grant or deny value to life's vicissitudes.

The two considerations are intimately connected: one of the reasons for denying value to nonexistence of people is the very fact that it cannot be attached to people".

He added: "Our greatest failures as a nation have come when we lost sight of that goal: in slavery, in segregation, and in every wrong that has denied the value and dignity of life.

Article VI of the Thirty-nine Articles of religion of the Church of England (1562) explicitly denied their value for the establishment of doctrine, although it admitted that they should be read for their didactic worth.

He denied any value to philosophy over and above the pursuit of work on science, within science and for science.

If denied, the value of C will be false as well as the input parameter of static_assert function and so, forcing a compilation error with our predefined message.

The traditional route to success - acting like a man - denied any value to her own gender.

Thus, against then-current value-theoretical intuitionism, Sartre denies that value can "deliver itself to a contemplative intuition which would apprehend it as being value and thereby would derive from it its right over my freedom".

As such, the fair market value denied (the difference between the fair market value and the value of the scholarship) was $546,832.