sense of values

It was quite possible she had a real sense of values.

But he is a spiritual person, with a high sense of values.

"Years ago you had people with a sense of values working there.

It has left me with a stunted sense of values.

"I was impressed with their sense of values," she said.

He said they have a "similar sense of values" and dedication to social justice.

Their sense of values has little if nothing to do with what we regard as the norm.

Yet a good society and a good economy need a strong sense of values.

I became calmer, and tried to develop a new sense of values.

"For the first time in my life," he said, "I was able to look at the world and get a real sense of values.

Naturally, they did not have the keen sense of values that I had, who was never given money to buy anything.

"To me it's a whole sense of values," he said.

This provides the group with a sense of values and status which they cannot receive from the larger society.

Reaching out to kids early age is the key, instilling a sense of values before the street does.

It fosters a sense of values and prepares them for professional life.

Hardly the sense of values that a reformer should be preaching.

"I have a very strong family, and they gave me a really strong sense of values.

In various ways, it is a country that shares a sense of values with Japan."

He said that incidents like the attack on the woman showed "a misplaced sense of values."

They fight for one another, a shared sense of values and for respect.

"You see a kind of alienation that is having an effect on their sense of values."

But a couple of career decisions reveal his sense of values.

Let's just say that scarcity doesn't govern our sense of values.

They always did have an inverted sense of values.

I knew about the kind of guy he was and his strong sense of values, which are the same we have at the school."