Sentence examples for sense of shared values from inspiring English sources

Even if democracy survives Mr Yeltsin, there is little sense of shared values in Russian society.

When you look around, it's really the U.S. and Europe together with robust democracies such as Canada and Australia that have the strongest sense of shared values.

Speaking at Cairo University, he sought to project an openness to Islam, a sense of shared values, support for Muslim aspirations and a determination to use American power to help fix the problems that most trouble them.

Evangelical support for Zionism has solidified since the 1970s, based in part on a biblical conviction that God granted Palestine to the Jews, and in part on a sense of shared values and a common struggle against terrorism and political Islam.

It doesn't allow for engagement or interaction, and it doesn't lead to a sense of shared values.

Employees should do the right thing, which stems from a sense of shared values and a shared mission.

I wholeheartedly share the values on which the movie trades — the advocacy of complete legal and social equality and respect for gay people, and the belief that the well-being of working people should be fostered and protected by law — but that very sense of a celebration of shared values is part of the problem.

This process of identification may facilitate collective action, as Pecqueur (2001 44) underlined: "the sense of belonging to a set of shared values enables the creation of clubs".

The next day, he summoned up American rugged individualism in its defense, saying: "The rugged individualism that defines America has always been bound by a set of shared values; an enduring sense that we are in this together.

A culture of shared values.

"There are a lot of shared values.