Sentence examples for word value from inspiring English sources

The tricky part for voters is defining the word value.

RYAN ATLAS, BOSTON The operative word in your question is "true" directly placed before the word "value".

They went so far as to strike the word "Internet" from the titles of some funds and add the word "value," previously a marketing untouchable, to other funds.

Mutual fund companies that had been striking the word "value" from the titles of their funds are now adding the word back, or starting new value funds.

They will listen to a farmer talking about the social consequences of cotton and a theologian debating the meaning of the word "value".

I don't like to use the word value, I don't believe I create value — that's what we learn from our parents and grandparents.

The demoralization of society is advanced when the word "values" supplants the word "virtues" in political and ethical contexts.

When Kerry uses the word "values," it's meant to send a message: I am not who I am.

ASK officials in Brussels about relations between China and the European Union, and you will soon hear the word "values".

It was a statement of values – the word "values" recurred throughout the speech far more often than any other – not a programme or a manifesto.

"But what are your interests?" "Have I mentioned my personality, which is really, really great?!" Kerry and Edwards are going to keep using the word "values".