Sentence examples for subtle value from inspiring English sources

With experience design, people could learn and understand the background as well as the deep meaning of traditional culture, revealing the subtle value and educational goal of culture.

Thomas Christiano (1992) discusses some tensions in Sidgwick's subtle value hedonistic account and suggests these may be resolved by taking desire as only evidence for pleasure's goodness.

Similarly, while we can tell a travel agent about our basic preferences (e.g. window versus aisle, high floor versus low floor, etc)., it is unreasonable to expect another person to internalize our specific and subtle value trade-offs.

In considering the direct call by these theologians to pattern their lives after the mutual self-giving of the Father, Son, and Spirit, for instance, my students were quickly sensitized to the more subtle value claims and visions of all our course texts.

To detect more subtle value differences, we tested each picture against the black monitor background.

Wallin also pointed out that at a time when TV audiences are riveted by reality shows about hoarding and extreme home makeovers, Kondo's show offers its subjects something of subtler value.

"Like other Pictorialists, they worked with subtle tonal values to evoke a mood," Ms. Flynt writes.

Becoming critically literate enabled these teacher-participants to challenge the subtle attitudes, values, and beliefs conveyed by a range of written and oral texts.