family values

plural noun

1. the moral and ethical principles traditionally upheld and transmitted within a family, as honesty, loyalty, industry, and faith.

Example Sentences

Ryan’s breed of masculinity—self-reliance and family values mixed with military service and a mistrust of institutions—has made him a conservative media star.

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His social media and daily podcast often shared clips of him debating people on issues such as gun rights, climate change, faith and family values.

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His social media and eponymous daily podcast often shared clips of him debating with students about issues such as transgender identity, climate change, faith and family values.

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But many of Skinner's fans praise him for what he describes as "standing up for traditional, hard-working, family values", his patriotism, and his campaigning on issues such as knife crime.

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But many of his fans praise Skinner for what he describes as "standing up for traditional, hard-working, family values", his patriotism, and his campaigning on issues such as knife crime.

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