Sentence examples for valued notion from inspiring English sources

Another argument in favor of preserving race as real is that a reconstructed and positively valued notion of race as was evident in the slogan "Black is Beautiful"—plays an important role in restoring various psychic wounds inflicted by racism and racist ideology.

Do they accept men who shift their behaviours and beliefs towards ideals of gender equality or do women and men use social control mechanisms to reinforce previously embraced and valued notions of masculinity?

We have valued this notion for a long, long time.

He valued traditional notions of art and art-making, and the ceramics that the museum acquired during his lifetime tended to be conservative.

At the same time, Mr Cameron could reassure party traditionalists that he was reviving an older Toryism which valued the notions of conservation and responsible stewardship.

An equity-based heuristic allocation of HIV/AIDS resources is recommended if the organization values the notion of fairness associated with equity above the notion of efficiency associated with optimization, or if cost-effectiveness data for the programs considered are not available.

People value the notion of national energy independence highly, but they are even more excited and supportive about what we now call small "i" independence.

Because the U.S. as a society values the notion of equality between the sexes, there is a tendency to look down on Japan as being behind the times for its treatment of women.

The fuzzy logic methodology incorporates human knowledge and performs inferences and decision-making depending on multi-value notions to solve problems instead of using Boolean logic.

When the multifunction F is single valued, the above notion of lower semicontinuity reduces to the usual notion of continuity (for single-valued maps).

People choose it because they value romanticized notions of health, quality, the natural world.