Sentence examples for the scale of values from inspiring English sources

Labels, not intrinsic merit, apparently determined the scale of values.

In Japan, the concept of "wa," or harmony, is "very high on the scale of values," says a Tokyo friend.

I can't imagine how Woody Allen deals with the fact that Le Corbusier was a part of the same energetic, modernist Parisian culture as Picasso and Gertrude Stein, in which nothing was lower on the scale of values than sentimentality.

It has revolutionized the scale of values and sent soaring sky-high the prices of works once dismissed as derivative or kitsch.

Thus, for many it is only the synagogue that provides such an opportunity, and the individual act has been reduced on the scale of values.

Another threat regards the scale of values used in the first questionnaire.

Englander's contention is similar: in a corrupt and murderous system the scale of moral values shifts, and actions can no longer be judged on their proper terms.

NEW YORK — The most radical change in the approach to art since the mid-19th century is altering the scale of market values.

A few weeks ago Amazon.com, a pure Internet software play, landed like a fat Cheshire cat on the scale of market value, outweighing Barnes & Noble and Borders combined.

Given the large scale of values for metal concentrations (from unit to thousand), to standardize the data, we performed logarithmic data transformation.

All of which, I suspect, on the Amisian scale of values, makes me just as much of a dullard and hapless second-rater as poor Mr Corbyn.