Sentence examples for established values from inspiring English sources

But Thomas Hardy managed to spend a lifetime attacking and deriding the established values of Victorian England, only to end up as the establishment's favorite writer.

Swift is not an agent of revolution; she, much like Beyoncé, is a preternaturally skilled student of established values.

At worst, they pathologise deviations for normalcy, thus helping to police the established values of consumer capitalism, and reinforcing the very unhappiness that they purport to cure.

Armed with his characteristic stick and squeaky voice, he has been clubbing and swearing his way across Europe for centuries, subverting established values.

That was the last era of idealistic avant-gardes, whose ethical cachet — disciplined contravention of established values — still overshadows contemporary art's wandering present state.

One critic hailed her as "a skilled student of established values", which makes her sound like an up-and-coming columnist on the Daily Mail.

"That's especially true if it's not an established brand with an established value".

Not established value systems, and certainly not a forum for creating pseudo‑case law on free speech.

We are three of his former students who have established valued annual reunions which are full of references to drama and literature, especially Shakespeare.

Norman Fiore, managing partner at Dawn Capital says: "Autobutler is attacking an established value chain in a truly disruptive way.

According to our data, such changes have no established value for the diagnosis or work up of CEH.