Sentence examples for values which sit from inspiring English sources

The Democrats repeatedly banged on about percentages, studies or upcoming bills, while Bush, like Ronald Reagan, knew to speak in terms of values, which sit firmly on the emotional register.

And then there is the endemic out-of-town silliness of side dishes of unexceptional vegetables which sit, mostly uneaten, on every table because lazy notions of value demand it.

A search bar sits atop a row of apps, which sit atop a row of … folders?

Regarding the reliability of the revised CGAS, Cronbach's alpha value is 0.914, which sits on an "excellent" range and shows the questionnaire is reliable (George and Mallery 2010).

Though watching "Stalingrad" sometimes feels like a marathon viewing of the History Channel, Mr. Denhardt clarifies the strategic value of the city itself, which sits on the Volga River; it was called the River of Fate, though the Germans stranded inside the city, also called it the Kessel (the Caldron).

For the right values: The largest number is 9, which sits in the tenths (10) place.

Buy from reputable suppliers who have an interest in supplying quality materials, cheap wood which sits smouldering on the fire or does not light is not good value.

A single identification of a protein accession from the source database is represented in ProteinDetectionHypothesis (PDH) element, which sits within a PAG in the hierarchy, along with any associated scores or statistical values, captured as CV terms.

It's techy, good value and it's got Airbumps… The focus for most of its clever tech is the fully digital touchscreen which sits on the dashboard like an iPad casually propped up on its side.

He carried a briefcase, which sat by his feet.

One barrel, which sits on the ground, holds the fish.