Sentence examples for notions of value from inspiring English sources

The show layers together different sensations and contrasting notions of value and permanence from the beginning.

The big opportunity for companies is to expand notions of value beyond just cost to the company.

But even as less money has been invested by those relying on the old notions of value, the potential importance of those concepts may be rising.

The work the British artists made was at once intellectual and playful, risking charges of pretentiousness in order to challenge received notions of value and meaning.

And then there is the endemic out-of-town silliness of side dishes of unexceptional vegetables which sit, mostly uneaten, on every table because lazy notions of value demand it.

Although the work "raises questions about notions of value in art," as the news release has it, Mr. Feldmann's prize show isn't as provocative in this regard as Tino Sehgal's solo exhibition at the Guggenheim last year.

That's where the notion of value comes in.

"It's the notion of value in everyday life," she said.

First I'm going to introduce the notion of value at risk.

The notion of "value in use" was introduced by Adam Smith in 1776.

The notion of value is central to theoretical and empirical approaches to decision-making.