Sentence examples for finer values from inspiring English sources

Trying to inculcate them with finer values is a pointless endeavor, and so, with the demise of the partnership model, is trying to make them think long-term.

In both jobs he attempted to connect the actions of the government with socialism: "We are not just here to manage capitalism but to change society and to define its finer values".

As the evening wore on he knew once and for all that there was nothing, really to do about the evening, that it was futile to waste their time like this, and that her sense of the finer values was most limited.

The wine list contains several fine values.

These dishes are both fine values, but others are not.

But Spain, which has any number of wines that can be considered fine values, comes pretty close with Rioja crianzas.

Besides arranging these deals, Mr. Quattrone had the generosity of spirit to keep investors alert to the fine values these stocks represented.

Salam's short wine list strangely enough includes some fine values in first-growth Bordeaux, though these will still set you back several hundred dollars.

Cliff Morgan was one of the leading figures of British rugby in the postwar years, a fly-half for Wales and the Lions with a flair and an inventiveness that made him the embodiment of his nation's gift to a game whose finest values, on and off the field, he came to incarnate.

Those e-mails beckon with obscure Bordeaux like Le Défi de Lamery, which, Mr. Rimmerman said, recalls Bordeaux before it became a corporate product; singular Sardinian wines from visionary producers like Dettori; and even new-school Washington State cabernets that may not exemplify Mr. Rimmerman's decidedly Old World tastes but are fine values and good examples of the Washington style.

These wines are of notable quality and are very fine values.