scale of values

Without a meaning in life, there is no scale of values.

The transfer to the euro is going to change a whole scale of values.

A youngster,' she thought, using a scale of values that only old people under- stand.

But right then, that virtue rated high in my scale of values.

This scale of values, he went on, was justified by both history and necessity.

Any lesser penalty simply did not exist in his scale of values.

It was she, the obscure poet, who set the "new scale of values."

Their scale of values was not the scale everyone else used; and they would do things for other reasons.

I mean, she just wasn't worth preserving by any rational scale of values.

Diplomatic relations exist via a sliding scale of values from 1-255.

Basically, the man earned himself a lifetime absence from baseball for having a bad scale of values.

Such a scale of values hinted at more than a mere isolation syndrome.

You have a cheap scale of values, and I refuse to abide them any longer."

Her scale of values will always be the Moonstone scale.

This scale of values only encourages a young player to think he is the center of the universe.

On the eve of the millennium, I'll drink to that scale of values.

And what could be more civilized than a scale of values that prizes beauty over mere survival?

Finally, and this will be my last point, I believe we should also question the scale of values which is currently prevalent in Europe.

"Our Basic Law defines the family, order, the home, work and health as the most important, shared scale of values."

There was no place in Müller's scale of values for a loser.

This argument depends on your scale of values.

Her scale of values was not that of Harrington Street.

When we discuss scripts, we might say, 'What is the scale of values involved?

"The purchase might well be to Jamaica's advantage, and Ferguson is not a hostage high on your scale of values."

On the traditional scale of values, however, the dependent wife is worth just as much as the employed wife.