I think there's a conditioning happening that involves a value system, a value system that we were 3/5 of a person during times of slavery.
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My lifestyle was an affront to their whole value system.
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I'm taking responsibility as our value system says we should.
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What kind of value system do you hope to cultivate?
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We're going to change the value system of this country.
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But I personally, in my value system, I can not.
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Many of Uber's employees seemed to share that value system.
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Bard just didn't have the same kind of value system.
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"I have a hippie value system," McNamee told me recently.
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Eating organic is a way of life, a value system.
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They represent a system of thought and a particular value system.
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"There's not a religious value system attributed to astrology," Lanyadoo says.
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Mr. Kaposy captures so beautifully the shortcomings in this value system.
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Money and the value system around its acquisition are fully intact.
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It's part of our culture and part of our value system.
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"They're two sides of the same misguided value system," he continues.
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Donald Trump himself is at the center of his value system.
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But its structure and value system could get in the way.
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We're expanding a lot internationally, and we're taking our value system there.
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More important to me, America is showing its value system is intact.
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However you, dear writer, don't understand the value system of us Jordanians.
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Or she caught him tweeting something seriously against her value system very often?
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These communities are already tilted toward the value system and policies of Democrats.
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I could recite her entire value system if I were in a coma.
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Am I so old now that my value system is out of date?
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I think we will be able to learn the collective human value system.
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"We did not have a common value system," Tillerson added, according to CBS News.
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Couldn't the superintelligence have a different value system and coexist with humanity in peace?
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Our value system determines the reasoning we apply in the process of making profits.
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Their value system deserves to be challenged, but they aren't being fooled by Trump.
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Asked if he could describe the president's value system, he replied, "No, I can't."
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"They can square it in their head with their own value system," he said.
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Mr. Givenchy's use of all kinds of materials follows a very personal value system.
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I think start-ups kind of take on the value system of their founders.
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By putting artwork there, I think we sort of helped change that value system.
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The second study explored how someone's value system was impacted by belief in oneness.
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But from the company's own materials, it might be hard to glean its value system.
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But like all fairy tales, Cinderella doesn't actually have an inherent value system or morality.
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When presented with such racism, we saw a corporation enforce and uphold a value system.
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I would like to think we are out-competing their value system, most importantly maybe.
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"I was ready for something that had some kind of value system," she told me.
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"These behaviors are objectionable to your value system, and you don't like them," he said.
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Good for him, but from what kind of throwback value system did such language originate?
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This weird cocktail is part of American life, part of our culture and value system.
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And it is skewing our value system in a way that isn't good for anyone.
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Trump is "our president, but he is not representing my value system remotely," Bollier said.
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"People make a lot of assumptions about our politics and our value system," she said.
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Janet was old, very old, and like many centenarians, she clung to an outdated value system.
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I think that's a core value system that you'll find anywhere you go in the south.
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This ordinance that we are defending in the federal court is consistent with that value system.
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"There is a certain value system that Neerja stood for, about facing your fears," Madhvani explains.
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In Trump's value system, nonwhites and non-Christians are the chief threats to law and order.
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But it isn't as if a person's entire value system is wiped clean by group behavior.
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You can't sell out if you don't have a value system or aesthetic credo to protect.
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Rather, her point was that the approach does nothing to address art history's patriarchal value system.
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To us, the #MirandaSolidarity bag is shining a light on a woman whose value system we admire.
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When your erroneous belief is wrapped up in your value system, it buttresses your sense of self.
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Compared with Western cultures, China has traditionally had a vastly different value system towards marriages and family.
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Those critiques, as ever, are tiresome and the product of the value system of an earlier time.
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It took four years to turn me, too; my value system could hold on only that long.
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In this perverted value system, poverty is regarded as de facto evidence of a lack of worthiness.
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"It's part of my value system, and I'm willing to pay the price for it," he said.
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It was disappointing to see feminists abandon their value system for the sake of assimilation and power.
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From Romania to the Netherlands to Poland, a particular value system appears to be on the rise.
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But it's worth recognizing what we lose when we collectively change our value system to accommodate its supremacy.
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"She is frugal not necessarily because she's poor but because that's part of her value system," he said.
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And what is the value system to which this simple story is intended to shift voters to adopt?
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In America, a company's value system is expected to be free of political or religious bias, Allen said.
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Not to improve myself, of course, since other than my looks and personality and value system, I'm perfect.
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One that says investing in a value system that surrounds the shopping experience will pay off in consumption.
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The assertiveness movement has taken a male-defined value system and sold it back to us as feminism.
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There has been a very clear and intentional value system — that wasn't devised today — that is set up.
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"Urbanisation has created its own value system, as well as a big number of grey areas," says Mr Agirdir.
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"I think people care far less about credibility and much more in perpetuating a certain value system," he says.
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The hardest thing for me was to rewrite my own value system to be compatible with my new role.
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And I had to keep my value system up, because I didn't want to do anything to offend Bill.
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It is offered with the goal of switching voters' value systems to the authoritarian value system of the leader.
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People that have a faith based value system either don't vote for us, or they do, but have reservations.
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But people are perhaps easier than ever to con, because critical intelligence has dropped out of our educational value-system.
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"The biggest problem was that the value system of it is all based on aspiration," she said with genuine concern.
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The goal is to define a reality that justifies his value system, thereby changing the value systems of his audience.
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"Our value system has been badly eroded," the president lamented in a speech that plagiarised Barack Obama's 2008 victory address.
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Because this industry desperately needs people whose value system reflects the collaborative, cooperative values the cannabis plant has taught us.
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To me, you can just transmit and transform, provided you can adopt the flexibility, your value system and your pragmatism.
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"We look at the culture and the value system," said Sandeep Dube, Delta's vice president of customer engagement and loyalty.
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The stereotypical image of student life—partying, drinking, fraternities, and sororities—is the polar opposite of the conservative Turkish value system.
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Adding to this difficulty, there's the confounding task of figuring out which value system to start with in the first place.
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Reflected across these distinct codes, however, is a shared commitment to a value-system of duty, honor, and integrity, among others.
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Kickstarter was an affront to that value-system, a way that groups could fund ideas outside of the realm of profit.
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In that context, to spend enormous sums on appearance is not just indicative of a skewed value system, it's morally reprehensible.
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This suggests a healthy, commonsense value system that happens to be profoundly and fundamentally at odds with the Facebook business model.
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The controls have allowed Beijing to build an alternative value system that competes with Western democracy, our Asia tech columnist writes.
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How can we talk honestly about what we're all up against in the broken value system without tearing each other down?
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There's nothing like bonding over a mass-movie phenomenon to convince a swath of voters that you share their value system.
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The value system of the people I work for is incredible, and they're making smart business decisions while maintaining their soul.
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"Civilization connotes a body of ideas and a value system," you add, making the point that Russia's nukes can't destroy it.
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So, there is this whole value system in my household which was you can't just do well, you have to do good.
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"I'm taking responsibility as our value system says we should," the Republican said after both candidates called for his resignation or recall.
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If you're going to understand the political maneuverings this season, you might as well get a grip on its underlying value system.
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The fairy tales of today center on nontraditional start-ups, disrupters geared toward a different value system (also a different commercial system).
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Our young male population is on a steady diet of this value system delivered directly to the device in their back pocket.
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"I don't think at the forefront of her consciousness is a value system based on men appreciating her," Christie said of Brienne.
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This inconsistent behavior defines modern Republican politics, because the conservative value system subordinates basic notions of fair play to larger ideological goals.
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You make a great point, and you're quite right in saying that we need a value system that science itself can't provide.
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She said that Jack Shea had lived within the value system his father adumbrated in that short text, almost to the item.
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It seeks acceptance in the West, but its structure and value system — shaped after the Communist Party's — could stand in the way.
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They're rejecting not just the flavor of Kraft Singles, which is vile, but also the value system that makes Kraft Singles popular.
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Further decoupling of the two countries' economies seems inevitable, with companies increasingly being forced to choose between one value system and another.
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How does this goal fit into your value system, and how does it reflect who you'd like to be as a person?
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Mike Fernandez said he won't support "any politician that does not revisit their value system as it pertains to weapons," WLRN reported.
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" The Coast Guard's leadership model is based on core competencies founded on the value system of "honor, respect and devotion to duty.
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"After the &aposcollapse&apos of communist ideology, no value system has been in place to fill the spiritual vacuum," said writer Zhang Lijia.
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Activists set up a vegetarian kitchen under the Food Not Bombs value system at Pacific Culture, a local fermentation business in downtown Chico.
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BG Well, the question for us was: Given this wealth and our value system, what's the highest-impact way to give it back?
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Islam has its own value system, inspired by divine revelation, which has sometimes overlapped with international human rights standards but often has not.
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"There's nothing like bonding over a mass-movie phenomenon to convince a swath of voters that you share their value system," she wrote.
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Being well rested is important, but if you have a high-minded value system there is something even more crucial: looking well rested.
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He's implying that your value system is strong enough to resist the American idea — that in the marketplace of ideas, American values don't win.
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They do not inherit our value system (unless we explicitly train them in its rules) and so are left with their own canine tendencies.
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"I think for the culture to change, it takes leaders -- leaders of studios, networks, production companies, agencies, to change the value system," she said.
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When Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel last month raised the lack of "a value system and a moral compass"in black communities, he was pilloried.
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Trump knows that reality does not call for a value-system like his; violent crime is at almost historic lows in the United States.
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Alcalá's work suggests, ultimately, that there must be a spiritual dimension to life, an intangible value system, because the tangible is so clearly inadequate.
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Maybe then I could have learned more about why she felt that way and what elements about the video appealed to her value system.
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He makes the case that Trump not only put our nation at risk, but that he also put our whole value system in jeopardy.
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He gave me freedom, but then helped with the script and talked about everything, about his real intention with his book, the value system, tone.
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Nestled up in her ludicrously lavish life, Lara could preserve vestiges of an old value system instilled while growing up in a working-class family.
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No matter what happens in our lives, in my life, the world, we always have that common ground and value system that we care about.
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To me it felt like a question about our value system in this culture, the ways we define success for ourselves as well as others.
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I don't think what went on reflects well on the stars and the performers at all, but the value system at that time was different.
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"Left unchecked, a disordered value system threatens to erode the trust of our fellow comrades, our senior leaders, and ultimately the American people," he added.
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He is doing it as a display of strength, showing he is able to define reality and lead others to accept his authoritarian value system.
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In Strickler's telling, our society has been so thoroughly captured by the value-system of financial maximization, that we don't even view it as such.
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Characters are struggling to live life after political failure, finding ways to resume their resistance to a value system that remains ever-present and crushing.
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If one simultaneously advances the value system of nationalism, then the kind of practice one is recommending by using "invaders" to describe immigrants is violence.
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" When Mr. Jobs refused to install heat in her bedroom, he was not being callous, she says — he was instilling in her a "value system.
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It has to do more with the value system of the industry, and the frameworks for argument and for logic that are appealing to people.
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Nothing.Despite the fact that Trump seems dedicated to eroding the Davos crowd&aposs value system, those who were rich are still rich and getting richer.
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Every government's gonna put its sticky fingers in technology, no matter what you do, but in that case, it's a very different value system. Yes.
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And unlike previous generations, they're not letting that value system be crushed by the old guard as soon as they go out into the workforce.
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That will be hard enough: people who live deep inside a religious culture or value system aren't often much good at explaining it to third parties.
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There is no need to underline the comedy of adult males revering a value system whose core beliefs are basically bumper stickers an asshole would have.
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America, he says, marks the end of history because in its institutions and value system the last great idea of the human experiment has been articulated.
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These numbers — how many people liked something, or commented on something, or re-shared something, or followed someone — were a biased, ruthless and explicit value system.
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These leaders of Web 2.0 were young entrepreneurs with a different value system than those of us who came of age in the 1960s and 70s.
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You escaped the self-hating value system that your mother and so many others are caught up in — one that tells us that thin equals worthy.
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Getting politically involved used to be seen as clashing with Silicon Valley's value system: You transform the world by making problems obsolete, not solving them through Washington.
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The five-year Comprehensive Primary Care Plus (CPC+) aims to shift payers and primary care doctors to what's being called a value system based on patient outcomes.
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For years, Russia watchers, and Russians themselves, have asked to what extent the Kremlin is driven by an ideology, or at least by a consistent value system.
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Meanwhile, there is simply no institution on the left that has anywhere near the institutional clout — to say nothing of the value system — of conservative broadcast media.
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As a result, it is still clear what the brand stands for, and you can buy into that value system or use it to telegraph your own.
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"Shoppers each have a unique value system for determining how they buy and where they shop," said Naveen Jaggi, president of retail brokerage at Jones Lang LaSalle.
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"The motherly protection of soldiers sometimes overcomes your basic value system," Mr. Ben Meir said, adding that the instinct to protect soldiers was not particular to Israel.
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As far as the movies themselves in the JJ Abrams timeline, I've noticed that it adheres less to that same value system, the same system I personally value.
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" She sees the Center's work as exposing "the deeper root cause of climate change: a value system and an economic development paradigm based on short-term economic gain.
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"It's fundamental to the value system of the Millennial generation to be a part of things that are of significance, that are bold, that are daring," she said.
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Hacking another nation, at least openly, would violate our own value system and call into question our ability to persuade other nations to uphold basic freedoms of expression.
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"Desmond is a wonderful symbol of the idea of living and letting live no matter what your ideology is, no mater what your value system is," he said.
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It is to convey shared acceptance of a value system to one specific group of voters, while concealing one's commitment to it to other groups in the audience.
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Political activity used to be seen as antithetical to Silicon Valley's value system, in which the world was transformed by making problems obselete, not by turning to Washington.
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Not every old book fit their value system, Ms. Scotten said — or the muted, modernist color scheme that matched the room's Craigslist crib and hand-me-down rug.
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Mr. Serebrennikov, as one of the leaders of the theatrical avant-garde, is like a fifth wheel in the new official cultural value system of Mr. Putin's Russia.
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Demanding that employers treat employees well is part of the value system of the youngest generation of workers, which is the most diverse ever, researchers and recruiters say.
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As a lifelong atheist, I've never considered the principal difference between my value system and that of religious people to be my belief that existence ends with death.
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Others feel that this would make the group guilty of imposing its value system on a refugee family and, by extension, just end up hurting the young sons.
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In other cases, when the thing involves embracing a value system that is icky at large, but probably not that bad in small doses, the choice becomes more complicated.
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The mindset of the new aristocracy has not only imbued our politics -- it has hijacked America's value system, leading us to swerve from our democratic and deep human values.
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"If you were doing something that was forcing you to do things that went against your own value system would you walk away regardless of the pay?" she asked.
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But replicating a WASP value system that burnt itself out on a cocktail of foolish wars, corrupt dealings, and economic inequality is taking us in exactly the wrong direction.
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The New New World The Chinese telecom giant seeks acceptance in the West, but its structure and value system — patterned after China's ruling party — could stand in the way.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Jack Ma built Alibaba into the tech behemoth it is today with a culture and value system inspired by his love of Chinese martial arts.
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That is what drives them nuts because if that means that the United States is not the worst racist hellhole for nonwhite people, then their whole value system gets exploded.
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By rejecting the social world's mores, with its emphasis on celebrity and material status, Johns turns his back on society's value system, its denial of those existing on the margins.
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In fact, she eschews any quantitative recounting of eating disorder war stories:Even when someone eating disordered has recovered, he or she still retains an attachment to the anorexic value system.
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That some of these women have had to seek therapy in an effort to get over their dealings with him is an appalling indictment of his character and value system.
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Transformation complete, the makeover subject unveils his new style and more tolerant value system to the woman in their life—whether that's their wife, mom, stepmom, ex, or love interest.
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"Nicky Barnes's lifestyle and his value system is extinct," he went on, speaking of himself in the third person in a restaurant interview with The New York Times in 2007.
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Admittedly, rhetoric around asylum-seekers needing to orient themselves to Germany's "value system" was rife, but the concrete difficulties that would come up if they didn't assimilate were never explained.
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Though the guidelines also raise the question of whether the Facebook value system it codifies means the social network has an editorial voice that would define it as a media company.
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And having a faith leader — of whatever faith (as chaplain, Conroy brought in a rotating cast of prayer leaders, including an imam) — means having someone who has a structured value system.
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"At Turner, and our parent company Time Warner, diversity in all its forms is core to our value system and to the success of our company," said Turner, which comprises CNN.
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This last part, the public policy implications, vexes me the most in that it pits conflicting issues within my own historical and legal body of knowledge--- and my core value system.
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In interviews, Mr Kurz has always insisted that the Christian heritage and value-system are precious to him, but he does not make any claim to be a frequent church-goer.
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Foster Friess, a Republican donor intent on "restoring the Judeo-Christian value system that made our country great," acknowledges his detractors and self-deprecatingly compares his tribulations to those of Jesus.
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Only with communication between policymakers and universities beyond the beltway can the United States be positioned to safeguard its value system at home and compete maximally across the ideological domain abroad.
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"It's a really sick old Hollywood kind of patriarchal value system, based on commerce and money and who's the hottest and who's going to bring in the big bucks," he said.
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With Kim, Swift faces something very reflective: she is up against someone with whom she shares such a vigorous and substantially similar value system and structure of self in a public forum.
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Uber's 14-point value system is said to have been derived from Amazon's, though Amazon's — which includes "insist on the highest standards" and "have backbone; disagree and commit" — is slightly more subtle.
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Reminiscent of Anne Fadiman's "The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down," Clark's book intimately details, with empathy and grace, the tribe's value system and the physical world on which they depend.
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Haredim (the Hebrew word we prefer, signifying religious devoutness) don't buy into some elements of modern culture, and our value system places family, textual study and religious observance above certain material goals.
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"Hank Willis Thomas uses appropriation as a strategy to catalyze thinking about the value system operating within images that circulate in consumer culture," said Lisa Corrin, the Block Museum's Ellen Philips Katz Director.
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Trump is thundering about a crime wave of historic proportions, because he is an authoritarian using his speech to define a simple reality that legitimates his value system, leading voters to adopt it.
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Obamacare had dozens of experiments that aimed to move the health care system to a "pay for value" system, where doctors would be rewarded for making patients healthier — not just providing medical services.
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And, accustomed to the homegrown apps and online services, many appear uninterested in knowing what has been censored online, allowing Beijing to build an alternative value system that competes with Western liberal democracy.
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Obamacare had dozens of experiments that aimed to move the health care system to a "pay-for-value" system, where doctors would be rewarded for making patients healthier — not just providing medical services.
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I started to notice with Zynga and then with Spotify and then with Uber, that Silicon Valley's best stories were companies whose philosophy and value system was not ones that I was comfortable with.
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If not, I will fight as a journalist -- as we all must -- to defend and protect the unique value system that makes these United States -- and with which it seeks to influence the world.
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But we also have to ask why we aren't telling more stories that don't reflect this value system, that actively challenge capitalist greed, patriarchy, racism, homophobia, and other prejudices without becoming preachy and didactic.
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" Ron Freund, vice president, Social Equity Group "A good investment is one that integrates your value system with the investments that you make and offers a risk level and return that meets your needs.
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It is fashionable for a certain kind of New Yorker to lament the turn the city has taken over the past 20 years, to become nostalgic for the value system of a prior time.
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This could position Ms. Chiquet as something of a cross between Sheryl Sandberg and Elizabeth Gilbert: a life coach/empowerment guru focused on the virtues of defining your own value system professionally, emotionally — whatever.
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" He added that the American value system is "in jeopardy because of immigration if people who are coming into the country do not understand the American values and don't want to assimilate into American society.
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To answer your final question first: Your thinking that three failed marriages is a problem is not a matter of an out-of-date value system; it's just a recognition of the point of marriage.
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"But I think they believe that there is a value system that still would put the folks who voted for him first and that's not what he did when he voted against impeachment," he added.
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In the end, whether or not fashion takes a stand will depend on whether consumers force them there: whether you prove to them you shop by value system, as much as, say, price and style.
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But I am programmed to believe that there's a value system based on color, that there's administering policing toward those who I feel safe around, there's criminal policing to those who I feel unsafe around.
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Tata reinstated that the decision to change the leadership at Tata Sons was a difficult but well-deliberated one taken for the future success of the group, and to maintain the Tata culture and value system.
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And supporting the Jewish state means supporting a value system that places life above all else, instead of championing a culture of death and martyrdom employed by Palestinian terrorist groups such as Hamas and their supporters.
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I think the way you get out of this is the way you always get out of tech problems, which is you create an alternative universe with a different value system and you give people choices.
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Vaughn realizes that his team is losing, and the little flame of happiness he carried for 70 feet was, by the value system he was raised in, works in, might end up dying in, an excess.
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I googled, there's like 900 places to talk and all kinds of opportunities, but I think once you say something that's not in their value system, maybe it's not a place you need to work. Mm-hmm.
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James Henderson, an expert on Russian oil at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, says the Kremlin came to respect ExxonMobil under Mr Tillerson, despite the firm's stubborn belief in its own value system, because it was "dependable".
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But it has also presumed to offer him something "more" valuable according to the value system it imputes to him: a tawdry love of gleaming gold fixtures, common to vulgar despots all the way back to Midas himself.
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In it, he responded to a Times opinion piece written by Kara Swisher (who also writes for Vox sister site Recode) that argued that Twitter should be operating from a consistent value system rather than prioritizing free speech.
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But I do think he shows, in a way we haven't quite seen before — at least in modern history — how people can be recruited and indoctrinated to do things completely contrary to their belief system and value system.
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Done perceptively, with analytic thinking and an effort to connect the dots between this experience and others, this can be the beginning of a value system that readers might share, or reject, or at least attempt to understand.
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I couldn't say with 100 percent confidence that I would be able to reflect, to question, or to resist if I had been in that society, in that culture, under that value system and indoctrination for my whole life.
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For bikers — or those who want to look the part — Langlitz is the equivalent of a couture house: a symbol of a value system that exists outside today's world of fast fashion, social-media-seeded drops and product placement.
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H: I think that what you're saying about this larger sentiment of focusing on the local over the global brings up larger issues about whether that value system is always compatible with what it means to think about diaspora.
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Three days after the writer confirmed her RHONY days were numbered, she asked her Instagram followers if they would walk away from a situation "that was forcing you to do things that went against your own value system," regardless of pay.
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"If we're going to ask our users to be accountable for their actions on Xbox Live and our other services, we need to be transparent about our value system, our practices, and why we do what we do," explains McCarthy.
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Long before the two duchesses came on the scene, the Windsor family was well aware of the impact their clothes could have, and how effectively they could be used to communicate a value system in the absence of any actual communication.
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A culture is a belief system that every employee must buy into or else a company may risk creating a toothless value system that no one follows, explained Chuck Blakeman, founder of Crankset Group, which helps companies build strong cultures.
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"It's about great leaders and great people, and I could not be prouder of the 145,000 employees at Johnson & Johnson who really bring the credo, [the] value system every day to work to do their very best," the CEO told CNBC.
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"We were two black girls who loved being black, who loved the experience of growing up black girls in America, and we felt our value system was very much the same — our dreams were the same," Ms. Winfrey told me.
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It's to teach him to have manners, be considerate, value family, be a productive member of society and think critically — all of which will lead him to a decency-based value system and religious or spiritual affiliation that suits him.
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All the "designer" brands that have gone big on the popular level have a clear identity and value system attached to their names, whether or not the designer is actively involved: They have a face and character that leaps to mind.
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The rationalist heroine, Kristen, has little in common with Diane, the glam litigator of "The Good Fight," but both women are unsettled by a sense that their value system—the idea that, through careful questioning, truth might emerge—is unmatched with the moment.
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There is a deep current of thought that was structured in the period between 1990 and 2000 around the idea of the "end of history", of a limitless expansion of democracy, of the triumph of the West as a universal value system.
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And yet, when the clock strikes eight on Monday nights, we swallow our value system and allow ourselves to gawk and laugh at a parade of young women as they run in circles trying to please one usually not-very-deserving-man.
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Similarly, Dr. Sanam Hafeez, a New York City-based neuropsychologist and faculty member at Columbia University, said fights that lead to a relationship's demise typically challenge one partner's value system to the point they'd rather give up their relationship than compromise those values.
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"Britain spends a lot less than we do, yet in terms of broad culture, they have a similar value system to our own," says Hank Aaron, a Brookings Institution health economist and co-author of two books about the British health care system.
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"This is part of a larger set of issues that the country is wrestling with right now, where a very strong-willed minority is trying to impose its value system on the country as a whole," said Roger McNamee, an industry investor.
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"When you have a value system that is in some ways a benefit to you in the early days, when you're charging really hard, it can turn into a tragic flaw," Stephen Beck, founder of the consulting firm cg42, told Time about Kalanick.
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"It is equally naïve and careless to believe that especially the young men, who have been socialized in an archaic value system from the Middle Ages, will be magically transformed into enlightened, socially acceptable democrats after they cross our borders," he added.
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But even at his best, Fogelman's work is a little like listening to James Taylor's "Fire and Rain" while shopping for candles in a Pier One: It never stops to question its economic comfort, its upper-class value system, or its essential whiteness.
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A recent film, Range 15, takes this value system to an extreme: Five military buddies — each outfitted with absurd amounts of ammo and patriotic paraphernalia — proceed to "take names and kick ass" for 92 minutes, absolving America of its foreign, unfamiliar zombie threat.
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So, the subway in the dream could translate to "I do what I've always done the way everyone else does it," (which also means, "I do what some bit of the collective value system expects")... and it turns out it doesn't get him anywhere!
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In celebrating her purchase and how it makes her feel, and in wearing it over and over, Ms. Haddish (and the Duchess of Cambridge, for that matter) is modeling a different kind of value system — one we used to have but seem to have forgotten.
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"It is a tool that instills a value system that is unfamiliar to us in order to allow society to be governed by a new model in the interests of a small part of it," the Church's Holy Synod, its top executive body, said in a statement.
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I approach these two exhibitions with the ironic realization that I was schooled in the same male universal aesthetic value system that Schapiro struggled with — both internally and due the external art world — as she sought a feminist practice; it is one of my critical considerations.
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And now the 18-year-olds are 28 years old, and their value system and how they want to perceive the world is different, and once we saw that they were allergic to the working conditions and the stress that we were creating, we created symposiums.
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By combining the hippy-esque styling of most yoga clothes with the performance specifications of sports brands such as Nike and Adidas, the company and its founder, Dennis J. Wilson, created workout clothes that could be worn in everyday life to telegraph a value system and lifestyle.
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If the value system a brand represents changes, and changes very dramatically, as it did at YSL under Mr. Slimane, who crushed its botoxed Le Smokings under a highly merchandised California youthquake truck, it: a) takes a while for the world to adjust (remember the initial shock!
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Couture — very expensive clothes for the very few — can seem like a world unto itself, with its own population, arcane language (petites mains; premiers; flou) and value system, where the number of hours in a dress are a more important number than the figures on its price tag.
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Barry and Southside With You are a curiosity in this context, positively rogue ventures with few precedents, acts of mass mythology that provide vastly different quasi-historical windows into the formation of Obama's value system, presidential persona and basic understanding of the American promise through his attempts at coupledom.
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It may be that my generational position, somewhere between the Gary Cooper and Timothée Chalamet paradigms of manhood, is the source of my anxiety; I haven't fully sloughed off the antique value system I grew up with and have a hard time understanding how a son of mine would.
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Consumers of clothing began to make choices dictated not by what was expected of them or what had been prescribed for them from head to toe by a brand whose value system they inherited, but by whatever fit them best — whatever felt most tailored to them individually — at that moment.
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The one path for him to win is by painting his eventual Democratic opponent as not only deeply out of touch with the average American, but also more than willing to install a value system that makes the US look a whole lot like the less savory parts of Europe. Cynical?
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Even if not all Christians believe marriage to be exclusively between one man and one woman, enough do see it as part and parcel of their faith that in the eyes of some religious organizations, the belief forms an integral part of their value system, and therefore should inform their public actions.
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Banks underscores that all of them are, in fact, supermodels, and that the recent rift is caused by the older gen being unable to comprehend how making it as a model works in 2016 — specifically, how one attains (and holds on to) fame, and how the new value system placed on models operates.
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The swift and brutal justice exposes the delicate line between the deterrent value of leaving foreign ISIS fighters in the hands of the legal system of the countries they sought to fragment, and the need for their home nations to be seen to prosecute their own extremists under the value system ISIS sought to undermine.
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Rather, it needs to consistently and clearly enforce its existing rules using a consistent and clear value system, instead of making up what appear to be convoluted exceptions to those policies and creating the perception that it will do anything to allow certain powerful figures to remain on the site, no matter what they say.
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It makes sense: When you spend a fair amount of time thinking about why a character would wear something, or what marks a character — their value system — it would be almost impossible for that same kind of thinking and analysis not to filter down into your own wardrobe, whether or not the effect was deliberate.
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For his audience, though, it's very easy to take the high-profile incidents of "aberrant" behavior — especially when that behavior is an act of gruesome violence — and blow it up into a shared cultural value from a value system totally inimical to America's own, and one that its adherents will simply refuse to abandon.
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After all, the time when everyone is looking to a first lady's wardrobe as a guide to the value system of the East Wing is during official foreign visits, when she is representing the country as well as the administration, not just in meetings with foreign dignitaries but also in requisite, and highly publicized, photo ops.
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They just change format, so that a discussion begun in person continues through texts or e-mails or, as in the following dialogue, instant messages: Bobbi: if you look at love as something other than an interpersonal phenomenon Bobbi: and try to understand it as a social value system Bobbi: it's both antithetical to capitalism, in that it challenges the axiom of selfishness Bobbi: which dictates the whole logic of inequality Bobbi: and yet also it's subservient and facilitatory Bobbi: i.e.
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And in many ways, the idea that it may be Mr. Abloh who has inherited the Lagerfeld mantle — that, in profile, ambition and reach he occupies the same sort of mind/cultural space for the Gen Y and Gen Z consumers and the social media age that Karl occupied for those who came before — is simply a pointed reflection of the choices the industry has made when it comes to its own value system and place in the consumer mind-set.
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Along with the acclaim that greeted a one-season-only collaboration by Dries Van Noten and Christian Lacroix, who returned to fashion for it after having LVMH sell his brand in 2005 and its new owners strip it down to parts in 2009, the Simons-Prada arrangement could signal a different stage in the debate that has raged across the industry about its own value system, and whether great and unexpected products lead to great businesses or whether it is great promotion and market research that leads to great businesses, and the products are secondary.
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