For the middle class, the only thing that matters is sitting on the fence, whereas the disenfranchised classes aspire to soul values.
At 16 she already had a record deal, and was working on what would become Songs in A Minor, which would be lauded for its mix of traditional soul values and city-girl coolness.
It was the mirror of REI's soul, values, cooperative membership structure and reason for being.
Relatives and loved ones often cross over from the realm of the living to bring food, candles, and objects that the deceased soul valued.
My job as its CCO was to make sure that, while experiencing a tremendous growth, we stayed true to our corporate soul, values, attitudes and greater purpose - and had lots of fun along the way!
Furthermore, Solange writes her own lyrics, something my mom as a child of '60s and '70s ("real music with real soul") values highly, and, the crown jewel, she also doesn't insist on wearing a leotard and "dressing for men," something my mom also despises about our current batch of pop divas.
I issue an urgent call that echoes from the depths of our souls to value life in all it's forms and to value the Earth and allow nature to teach, heal, inform and guide us.
Bill Drummond summed up The JAMs' approach to composition in the first "KLF Information Sheet", sent out in October 1987: "We made [the album] not giving a shit for soul boy snob values or any other values, we just went in and made the noise we wanted to hear and the stuff that came out of our mouths..
Some older blacks at Marvin's lament that young people do not value soul food as their elders do.
When we entered into coalition with the Conservatives, our critics said we were going to lose our soul, lose our value, lose our identity, lose our ability to win.
It means you lead with your whole heart and your whole soul — your whole value system — and not just whatever happens to be your stance on a given issue.
