Sentence examples for has been given a face value from inspiring English sources

His legendary costumes are up for sale for €1,500 to €2,000 £1,3000 to £1,700) and the auction of 700 pieces has been given a face value of €300,000.

My work has been given value by the stamp of my self-identified brand of crazy.

But I think a lot of what it looks like to be the church means coming face to face with the value we've been given as humans and walking in the freedom it brings us.

You have been given the same values.

Yet it has been reported at face value.

Given the history of patent rulings in America, that has been a fringe argument until now.At face value the ruling turns America's approach to the patent protection of genes on its headOn March 29th a federal district court in New York made a ruling that, taken at face value, turns America's approach to the patent protection of genes on its head.

Historically, the SB utility value for CUA has been gathered via a traditional face-to-face interview.

Since they were given two months rent-free when they first signed their lease, their net effective rent has been about 8 percent lower than the face value of the unit.

Interrater agreement among clinicians for video-taped face-to-face interviews has been noted to have a relatively lower CK value of 0.55 [ 9].

It has been a long time since art historians took such formulations at face value.

In addition, 75 references had been identified as relevant at face value via snowballing.