Sentence examples for lacking in value from inspiring English sources

The law, their brief said, "prohibits a new class of speech, so lacking in value, that it should not receive First Amendment protection".

For some, it is evidence of the growth of consumerism in healthcare, while others (particularly doctors) dismiss patient stories as uninformed and lacking in value.

Perhaps the best possible grounds are that irreversible loss of consciousness entails an existence lacking in value for the unconscious individual herself.

These are the records people fall in love to night after night round the country, and to pretend that they're lacking in value is to pretend that shared experiences are worthless.

Updated in 2004, it found that Muslims were seen as the "other" and as lacking in values held by Western cultures.

At £25 a head, it wasn't exactly priced to sell, but what it lacked in value it more than made up for in a lack of queues, friendly and efficient service, and taxidermied calves with two heads.

And some outfits are both lacking in commercial value and valued by the public.

New York critics mostly avoided the series, as lacking in news value.

As an adult, I became aware that The Goonies is criticised for being crass, commercialised and lacking in moral value.

Duplicates, loose x-rays, previously published photographs and patient records lacking in historical value or research interest were discarded.

We are used to dealing with power, and with the use of politics to confer prestige on work that may be entirely lacking in cultural value.