Sentence examples for fashioned values of from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Balding, while holding fiercely to old fashioned values of good manners, compassion, and loyalty, maintained a thoroughly modern openness to fresh ideas, books and movies, as well as people of all ages, values, and backgrounds.

He laughs: "Look, I'm not necessarily endorsing what Jack Donovan [author on masculinity and tribalism] says in The Way of Men, but one thing that has stuck with me is this: 'There are plenty of books about being a man, but no books on how to be good at being a man.' And that means very old fashioned values of strength, courage, and honesty.

So I do think it's beneficial for us to take back some of those "old fashioned" values.

Jean was a pure person, a woman of great depth, integrity, honor and old fashioned values.

He hears himself say, "I believe in the old-fashioned values of honesty and decency and fidelity".

Does Titus Andronicus push the "old-fashioned values of traditional literature" – and if so, what exactly are they?

Howard's success is not down to technology but rather built on old-fashioned values of hard work.

In fact it is an appeal to bring back the old-fashioned values of American foreign policy.

It was there in the emphasis on fighting crime and reforming welfare, and on reawakening the old-fashioned values of family, community, and work.

I imagine that its fans will tell me that is precisely the appeal: a timelessness associated with old-fashioned values of what is right and what is wrong.

What I am going to do is try to ascertain the difference between what Mr Whiting calls the "old-fashioned values of traditional literature" and the "dark, demonic literature" that drips from every corner of our modern world.