value orientation (noun)

1. Why did the chicken cross the road? To get to the other side! This joke illustrates different value orientations as some people may find it funny, while others may find it unamusing.

2. In their relationship, John and Emily have different value orientations. While John values spontaneity and adventure, Emily values stability and commitment.

3. The art piece reflects the artist's radical value orientation, challenging societal norms and conventions.

4. In the science fiction novel, the futuristic society has a value orientation that prioritizes technological advancements over human connection.