Sentence examples for value film from inspiring English sources

Do you value film criticism and are you concerned about its decline?

I think that the reason we value film and value culture and value narrative is because they tell us stories about our lives, who we are".

With these two opposite effects, there is a critical point that when the momentum ratio is smaller than the certain value, film cooling effectiveness is highest on concave wall and the rank is opposite when the momentum ratio is larger than the value.

It was found that deformation proceeds can be divided into three stages: at the low load regime, plastic deformation is dominant; then, the plastic/total deformation ratio decreases with the increase of load; finally, as the scratch load is increased to a critical value, film failure occurs.

Movies are better for it, and so are readers who still value film criticism.

But then many people who value film primarily as entertainment understandably don't have the time or interest to acquaint themselves with artistic principles, even though they practice them unconsciously.

Alan Horn, the chairman of Walt Disney Studios, tells her that he concentrates on "high production value" films precisely because people now go to so few movies per year: only a big event, he figures, will drag people out of their homes.

On one hand, I value films that bring me back to a past when freedoms for black people were harder to come by during the Jim Crow and slave eras.

On one hand, I value films that bring me back to the past when freedoms for black people were harder to come by during the Jim Crow and slave eras.

"The BBC's proposal would widen the range of HD content available on the [Freeview] platform, in particular high-value film and drama content, and this would bring positive benefits to citizens and consumers and also help ensure that the [Freeview] platform is able to compete on similar terms with other digital TV platforms for HD content rights," said Ofcom.

It's not just that Indian moviegoers, who are predominantly male and lower middle class, prefer films that gloss over contradictions between western consumerism and traditional Hindu values; film makers seem equally allergic to reality.