Sentence examples for has different values from inspiring English sources

Another important difference may be related to the Muslim religion that has different values compared to Christianity (restrictions in the consumption of certain food types, the meaning of fasting, attitudes towards hedonism, habits of eating in the family, etc).

Miliband said: "Labour has different values on the NHS than this government.

State cruelty has different values, and different expressions of itself, over time.

Writer says that Wayne thinks that way because he has different values and was born in a different age.

She could command a seven-figure fee, but says she has "different values to a lot of big business and Hollywood".

A while later, with even less imagination, "billion" was coined, with no care being taken to give it a precise meaning, since the term today has different values in different countries.

Assets have different values to different people.

Clegg says the Lib Dems have different values.

The pilgrims, who are mostly farmers, have different values.

"It is unrealistic because other parents may have different values," Mrs. Gallo explained.

"Charities are not necessarily easy bedfellows with social workers as they have different values," he said.