Sentence examples for supposed to value from inspiring English sources

After all, this is a selection team that is supposed to value domestic achievement.

Now, it's been reversed, so it's the allegedly female characteristics that we're supposed to value: empathy, emotionality, non-aggression".

Liberals are supposed to value nuanced analysis and moral complexity, neither of which are apparent in the slanderous reduction of Islam to a barbarous blood cult.

Finally, Monbiot suggests that "to sit back and wait for what the Dark Mountain people believe will be civilisation's imminent collapse … is to conspire in the destruction of everything greens are supposed to value".

Public companies are supposed to value the interests of their shareholders.

We are supposed to value the intellectual and ignore the emotional aspects of who we are and our experiences.

Indeed, teachers are supposed to be value neutral so as to avoid imposing values on their students and to avoid damaging students' self-esteem.

Rather than responding to antecedent value in its object, agape instead is supposed to create value in its object and therefore to initiate our fellowship with God (pp. 87 88).

Software companies tend to be apolitical, and software itself, of course, is not supposed to make value judgments.

Last month, American Express introduced a menu of quick getaways for platinum and Centurion cardholders -- short trips to nearby destinations that are supposed to provide value as well as relaxation.

According to Adam Smith's version of capitalism the free market was supposed to set value and establish morality.