Sentence examples for they are devalued from inspiring English sources

The real problem is that there isn't enough demand for all the work that all those people want to do — and so it, and they, are devalued.

For instance, human subjectivity and agency are identified with the mind but since women are usually identified with their bodies, they are devalued as human subjects and agents.

So many artists are so eager to do covers for the New Yorker that they are devalued in the eyes of David Remnick.

If they're not producing, they're not making the necessary contributions to society, and so they're devalued".

She adds, "They were devalued everywhere except in the home, and this is the place where they turned the paradigm on its head and devalued those in their thrall".

"They didn't see the value in the test, so they didn't see that they were devaluing the kids by cheating," she said.

When was the last time you heard 'China's killing us?' They're devaluing their currency to a level that you wouldn't believe.

Even worse, their opinions are devalued when they become just one datapoint in an average score.

Handle with care; trading cards are devalued when they have bends or creases, so take care not to bend any corners.

The powerful people do what they want and we poor and indigenous are devalued.

Once the arts are devalued, the argument goes, they will become marginalised within the curriculum.