Sentence examples for inversion of values from inspiring English sources

There is some strange inversion of values at work.

Perceptive program notes, knowingly titled "Withering Plights" and "An Inversion of Values," indicate as much.

"I come before the nation today, a day in which the people have rid themselves of socialism, of inversion of values, of statism and political correctness," the former army officer said in his inauguration speech.

Diplomats and other foreigners who have known Iraq over several decades say the society has experienced a total inversion of values with the impoverishment of the professional middle classes.

The language of his inaugural address — "I come before the nation today, a day in which the people have rid themselves of socialism, the inversion of values, statism and political correctness" — was music to the ears of his reactionary base, investors and Mr. Trump, who shares his values and his bluster.

He thinks that when democracy was restored and the left took power "there was an inversion of values".

Depending on the grade level, the starting salary of a beginning public school teacher in California can be as low as $38,152, while an MBA with 1-4 years of work experience can expect to earn $58,092, a perverse inversion of value.

In some cases the segmentation into water- and fat-like tissues fails, leading to fat-water inversion of attenuation values, again potentially resulting in incorrect PET image values (Rausch et al., 2016).

Her parents, in an inversion of traditional values, used the money saved for her wedding, and even sold their ancestral land, in order to pay for her education.

The independent variables of this experiment were matrix size and noise ratio (where noise is, in fact, the inversion of the values of some cells).

One consequence of Trump's ascendance has been a disorienting inversion of traditional values.