Sentence examples for value and authority from inspiring English sources

"The Nobel Literature Prize had become a cause of a psychological disorder, a token whose value and authority as imagined in China was inflated out of all proportions to its real importance or exchange value in international letters," Lovell writes.

These trends include evolving notions of taste, value and authority; the public's desire to understand the inner workings of once rarefied worlds; and the growing demand of audiences that their thoughts and feelings be put nearer the center of cultural experiences.

Male and female are different, beautiful, unique and equal in value and authority.

And, he adds, don't forget the value and authority of "paradigmatic cases," i.e. casuistry, which works hand in glove with bioethical principles.

This international recognition of the value and authority of the IARC Monographs was bolstered by the impartial and scientific process initiated by Tomatis for evaluating chemical carcinogens.

If a large proportion of citizens feel that their state lacks values and authority, then what's to stop a crooked elite from treating it as a private cash machine?

"And maybe the teenager will see in the police officer the same words and values and authority as his parents".

People with this trait strongly value tradition and authority, and dislike people not in their own social group.

Liberals value caring and fairness over the other moral foundations, while conservatives value sanctity first, and authority second.

Free speech will be more limited in the military, where the underlying value is hierarchy and authority, than it will be at a university where one of the main values is the expression of ideas.

This suggests that this age group does value the expertise and authority of professionals in the popular media, which could be utilised in the real world [ 20, 25].