The phrase "value character" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or significance of character traits or moral values in a person or context.
Example: "In our organization, we prioritize value character, believing that integrity and honesty are essential for success."
Alternatives: "moral character" or "ethical values."
Those shows, like Civil War on the big screen, value character and theme above all else.
He has since died but I wonder how he would have felt about this latest honor by an institution that claims to value character when it considers candidates.
Haven't most of us been reared to value character over skin color, virtue over physical beauty, the victory of will and perseverance over anatomical difficulty?
Budget choices: Visitors who value character over luxury may want to consider a pair of hotels in the old downtown area.
Dan Shaughnessy, of the Boston Globe, went further, suggesting that Hernandez's current situation revealed the degradation of the so-called "Patriot Way" and showed a team that claims to value character but is in reality "all about winning football games.
Furthermore, variability in high cycle fatigue (HCF) and very high cycle fatigue (VHCF) responses is computationally assessed using multiple statistical volume elements and the distribution of FIPs of extreme value character.
"Where is that commitment to character and values?" he said.
The rules standardize names (e.g. transform language specific and special characters), manage pre- and postfixes, split multiple names in separate variables, look up nicknames in gender specific tables and assign uniform missing value characters.
And that's as much about values, character, background as anything else.
The picture goes to the core of this "grand" dad's values, character, love, peace and happiness.
Make a point of valuing character over appearance, in both the people you know and in your daughter.
