Sentence examples for is less valued from inspiring English sources
There is the famous, big-ticket artist who is less valued for his work than for his trademark gesture of getting naked at parties.
Behind this disparity is not that the commitment of marriage is less valued among those on lower incomes, but that their circumstances impede its attainment.
The way we value work itself often has to do with gender and race: Work that is associated with women, particularly immigrant women and women of color, is less valued.
It is often said that women's writing is less valued because it takes up stereotypically feminine (ie narrower) subjects – family, children, love and becoming a woman (ho-hum, boring) – while men's books deal with rousing, Important Universal Topics such as war, politics and whaling, and becoming a man.
Results suggest that the correlation between popularity and aggressive behavior (which barely reached significance at level 1 for the overall sample), increases in groups were aggression is less valued and normative (closely reaching significance levels).
The lack of influence of these background measures on digital reading performance, on the student as well as the school level, may be a sign that digital reading is less valued than traditional reading in the light of cultural capital standards.
"Not being part of the host community implies you are less important, that you are less valued.
Ordinary soldiers, with the dirt and blood of their duties on them, are less valued than their hi-tech counterparts.
This led them to great works, but also to artists who seemed to fulfill critical prerogatives of the moment, and are less valued today.
