Sentence examples for indefinable value from inspiring English sources
However a required barrier performance is an ultimate level which is indefinable value owing to uncertainness in the metrological control.
"British values are indefinable and in that consists their value.
It is too much like those indefinable shibboleths like values, globalization, and excellence that are now coming out from business schools in their attempt to avoid more fundamental questions about their purpose.
The constitutive nature of values (and value-feelings, respectively) itself is indefinable or unanalyzable insofar as it cannot be derived from concepts like utility, happiness, pleasantness, biological needs or cost (1894, §4; 1923, I, §§2 5).
But it is not that much better than my $20 bag; most of the value lies in that indefinable essence that swims around a genuine Gucci, the air of having something lovely (at least in the eyes of the beholder) that no one else can afford.
Who a person is is indefinable and can only be grasped through value insight, an immediate and direct grasping of the other as a person in and through the act of love (GW II, 483)[1].
Moreover, he asserts that although Dewey has much to say about aesthetic experience, Dewey also holds that it is indefinable, and this leads to problems with its being a criterion of value in art.
The value of these Boy's Own adventures lies in the inspiration, surely -- in the indefinable dash of human greatness that loosens the story from the moorings of its period and ushers it into the immortal zone.
"Conscience" is indefinable.
