Sentence examples for rejecting the value from inspiring English sources

For example, two early adopter schools that had been held up as groundbreaking innovators have designed a KS3 curriculum focused on themes and competencies, rejecting the value of subjects entirely.

If this is right the choice is between rejecting the difference principle and rejecting the value of content for truths.

Our point here is that, rather than rejecting the value of patients' rights from the perceived but often stereotyped Chinese-Western cultural differences, the rights approach can be one of ethical aspiration to reform the certain conventional cultural practices and revive the vital but misrepresented traditional Chinese moral ideas and ideals.

It was a bohemia in the classic sense, a neutral ground where rebels from all social classes become equal by rejecting the values around them.

Melkites and Maronites were especially imperiled, since they were perceived perhaps unfairly as rejecting the values of the newly founded Turkish state.

In rejecting the values of classical composition and processing, lomography is closer to abstract art than analogue photography.One particular trick lomographers use widely is cross-processing.

Deckard's own path away from cruelty and disconnection occurs, equivocally enough, in his rejecting the values of the "business" and allowing himself to fall in love with Rachael.

"They had just had a revolution against England, so they were rejecting the values of Britain and the art that went along with it".

This was clearly evident in participants who reported becoming more protective of the home culture's values, rejecting the values of the host culture, and mainly socializing with people of their own cultural background.

For theories that reject the value of content for truths (e.g. the average proposal) the situation is worse still.

A different approach to reductionism acknowledges a commitment to providing explanations but rejects the value of the focus on the role of laws.