Sentence examples for marks of value from inspiring English sources

Such marks of value continued until Basil I (867 886).

It consisted of aes grave, large circular cast coins of bronze all bearing marks of value, from the as (weighing one pound) down to its 12th, the uncia; the obverses showed the head of a deity, the reverses a ship's prow.

How did a practice as vile as branding become so valued, indeed, the very mark of value?

The earliest types were, obverse, a profile bust and, reverse, a cross and mark of value.

From the time of Justin II (565 578) the obverses showed two or more standing imperial figures combined (until Basil I) with the mark of value.

In the past 10 years, an organisation's dependence on public subsidy has been transformed from a badge of honour and a mark of valued status as a cultural flagship, into a liability that leaves our cultural heritage vulnerable to the caprice of market economics.

Despite the photograph on the box, which shows an ecstatic passel of kids at play, my kids gave it low marks of entertainment value.

During analysis, they decide if the mark is of value for individualisation (VID), value for exclusion only (VEO) or no value (NV).

How we respond is a mark of the values we uphold as a country that believes in fairness, justice and prosperity for all, not just the few.

The intersection of the curves is highlighted with the dot and marks the value of composition and strain for the islands.

Some who are bullish on the growing number of cryptocurrencies in existence believe they could collectively pass the trillion-dollar mark this year in terms of value.