Sentence examples for values of the postwar from inspiring English sources

Arthur had already shrugged off the collectivist values of the postwar years.

Their values were very much the values of the postwar middle class.

But in Germany, traumatized by Hitler's trampling of the law and reconstructed with a sort of veneration for the values of the postwar Constitution, the flouting of the law by figures in high office has a particularly disconcerting effect.

But the word was conceived to stand for something more focussed in time: a challenge to "bourgeois culture," or the life style and the aesthetic values of the postwar era.

Obama's address to this year's Democratic National Convention — which, I think, will be remembered as one of his finest — was a kind of essay on the value, and the limits, of the postwar order that lately seems so flimsy.

Nevertheless, the golden era of film noir the late 1940s through the early '50s is regarded as a benchmark period in American filmmaking, as well as a strong cultural checkpoint for the values of postwar America.

Most important of the postwar projects was the building of the Amsterdam-Rhine Canal to enhance the capital's value as a transshipment port.

Festival of the postwar British Renaissance.

The big cities received the bulk of the postwar immigration.

The results of the postwar neglect are stark.

The strategists of the postwar era reached similar conclusions.