Sentence examples for notions of values from inspiring English sources

"With dualistic conceptions of good and evil and hierarchical notions of values and worth," Mr. Sanders wrote in an essay for the Web site Religion Dispatches, "it becomes easy to know who it is O.K. to hate or bully, or, seemingly more benignly, to ignore.

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

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.

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.

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.

"Thread," for example, consisting of a stack of hay bales with a gold needle hidden somewhere inside and fine gold wire loosely wrapped around the outside of the bales, not only evokes an old proverb and a fairy-tale-like narrative, but also sets up a dialogue between notions of value and worthlessness.

I assumed New Labour's talk of community meant it wasn't interested in making war on the working class, and wasn't in thrall to the neoliberal vision of man – an atomised individual whose motivations could be completely grasped by economic notions of value.

The notions of value and value-relatedness are crucial to determine Rickert's material or content-related (inhaltlich) criterion for the demarcation of the sciences.

Nobody knows exactly what cost effective means since it encompasses very subjective notions of value that varies from person to person.

Despite reassurances from organisations like the NOAA, concerns about the challenge facing preference-based approaches described above have caused economists to search for alternative, non-preference-based notions of value.