Sentence examples for world values from inspiring English sources

"Here, there's still an enormous sense of respect for property and old world values".

There's a solidness to him, and he exudes a profound sense of duty and public service and Old World values.

The business world values competence over 'character', competence being a far rarer quality than virtue, and a country is, in its way, a business.

Many Amish have dealt with the collision of modern business technology and old world values by keeping their home and work lives completely separate.

According to a recent World Values Survey, Koreans are the second unhappiest people (after Hungary) among the citizens of the 32 OECD countries studied.

The developing world values Kyoto very highly, because it is the only instrument around that imposes genuine requirements on the developed countries.

Importing fashion-world values into a museum's decision-making process is something else.

It's a strange equilibrium, and applying real-world values might have unintended consequences.

He tends to punish those characters in his plays who try to cling to old-world values, who deny themselves.

Obviously, there are vast and troubling differences, particularly when first-world values impinge on harsh third-world realities.

"I have learned a lot of things, like Western-world values, culture, life style, and even the way that they think through video games".