Sentence examples for down-to-earth value from inspiring English sources
Its down-to-earth value captures the mood of the times.
Mr. Yusuf recalled those days of "discipline" and "down-to-earth values" wistfully.
Cameron said these three pledges exemplified "down-to-earth values" and "the expression of what is in the hearts of the majority of people in this country".
Praxialism eschews such metaphysical speculations and stresses music's down-to-earth values, appeal, and pragmatic benefits.
"Like Småland's farmers, our values are down-to-earth," an IKEA ad from 1981 read.
Driven by a sense of community and small town values, their down-to-earth, neighborly sensibilities make it easy to understand why they are beloved by many.
Not only do they come from very impressive backgrounds, but also are very down-to-earth people who are looking to add value to your experience from both a professional and personal perspective.
On the one hand, the Mohists were plain, down-to-earth craftsmen, tradesmen, and soldiers who could be expected to value practical utility.
It's down-to-earth, not trendy; it prizes realism over artifice; it's steeped in traditional values — old-time religion, the old folks at home, Old Glory.
Ironically, the value of such high-tech achievements might be laid low by down-to-earth political disputes between the allies.
