Sentence examples for eastern values from inspiring English sources

He continued, "We talked about American values versus Eastern values.

But Lepage's production and Michel Gauthier's design, while questioning eastern values, also have a consummate delicacy and cinematic fluency.

"So taking from society, giving back to society — I think this is a very core principle of the Eastern values," he said.

For example, interconnection with all of life and collectivism looking out for the whole of society are deeply held Eastern values, which predate the Enlightenment by a couple thousand years.

"We are trying to live the Western experience and at the same time modify it to suit our Middle Eastern values," said Sara El Selousy, 24, who participated as Miss Egypt.

It may be that profound sense of strangeness in Mr. Glass's score, which upends most of the expectations of Western drama and embraces Eastern values of repetition, meditation, drone.

The indigenous Bronze Age societies reacted vigorously to the culture of the Phoenicians and then the Greeks, adopting eastern Mediterranean values and technologies.

Cumulative emissions reported here range from 0.05 kg N2O-N ha−1 in Western Canada to 1.26 kg N2O-N ha−1 in Eastern Canada, values that reflect differences in climatic zones and fertilizer management practices.

It's the 1970s: he's half-Indian, he's gay, and his father is being egged on by Eva, his dynamic mistress, to set himself up as a prophet of eastern mystic values to plug the spiritual gap left by British materialism.

Yet Eastern cultural values and practices may have a protective role in mental health, so cultural factors that could modify the association between chronic conditions and depression have been studied in chronically ill Chinese samples.

Black walnut, (Juglans nigra), tall tree, native to eastern North America, valued for its decorative wood.