Sentences with phrase «kind of value attached»

«When one thinks of the works of contemporary African artists, there's always a certain kind of value attached to these works, what I call «the burden of Africanism.

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Wieman seemed puzzled that «Whitehead does not seem to attach any value to this state of awareness, that Whitehead in fact conjectured that this might be the kind of awareness present in lower life forms.

Just as what our society experienced with La Leche League International's breastfeeding revolution, begun more than 50 years ago, we at Attachment Parenting International (API) hope to be looking at a different kind of society in coming generations — one where disconnection is discouraged and healthy, securely attached relationships are valued above competition and shame.

PaleoLeap has a great article about how the paleo diet — and, really, any diet — can contribute to orthorexia, an eating disorder in which a person starts attaching a sort of moral value to to food and becomes preoccupied with eating the «right kinds» of foods.

What kind of metric for teacher value will be attached to our authentic forms of assessment?

To extrapolate the «value» attached to this active management, if you will — take broad bond ETFs (of the passive kind), and subtract their fees from those of each corresponding active ETF.

Not in a hippie, get - rid - of - all - my - earthy - possession kind of way, but you will start attaching more value to moments and memories and less to the things which can be bought and replaced at any time.

During viewer scoring at the end of the round you also need to add the value of any stars you've attached to the show or promos, a special kind of advert.

With the WBC mechanism, we can attach a kind of a value to the provision of quality drinking water in order to avoid wasteful distribution practices and direct it where it is most urgently needed.