Sentence examples for value wears from inspiring English sources

In Wolf Hall, much like in Rose Tremain's excellent novel Restoration, we examine cliques of power and how cold it is in social Siberia once your sense of value wears thin.

The problem with old plays that expose the upper crust as hollow and vapid is that once their shock value wears off, the plays themselves seem hollow and vapid.

"When you are dealing with one of the best rugby players on the planet from a league point of view, of course there's going to be that sort of attention... it comes with the territory, but once the novelty value wears off a little bit, common sense will prevail".

It's boring: After the shock value wears off, repeated use becomes boring.

Cruz got Bronx-cheered on his way to an appearance, at a Chinese-Dominican restaurant called Sabrosura 2, where he met with a few dozen pastors assembled by Rubén Díaz, a conservative Democratic state senator, who, for reasons that seem unconnected to any region's values, wore a cowboy hat.

In the first chapter of the Shanhaijing (3rd century bce 1st century ce; "The Classic of Mountains and Rivers"), the fenghuang appears to be a symbol of Confucian values, wearing the characters meaning virtue, duty, ritual, compassion, and trust on various parts of its body.

This study investigates the variations in the measured hardness and reduced modulus values, wear resistance and plastic behaviour before and after samples' submersion in cell culture medium.

The presence of TiB in the laser composition and laser layer plays a significant role in increasing the hardness values, wear resistance and corrosion resistance of the substrate.

It has been established that laser deposition of TiB on Ti6Al4V can be used in improving the surface hardness values, wear resistance and corrosion resistance which can be use in biomedical application.

The maximum and minimum values wear excluded.

Once the cutting area of one grain exceeds the limit value, wear takes place.