Sentence examples for a familiar standard from inspiring English sources

Stapleton's cover of "Tennessee Whiskey" is a standout, steering a familiar standard down through the lowlands of Muscle Shoals.

The basic tune is a familiar standard -- can Carla succeed in protecting their love from the predators who surround them?

The danger of that approach, analysts said, is that it might balkanize the Windows operating system -- a familiar standard used on 300 million desktop computers worldwide.

While appellate courts do not ordinarily have the original task of applying such a test, 10 it is a familiar standard to all courts, and we believe its adoption will provide a more workable standard, although achieving the same result as that aimed at in our Fahy, case.

This article introduces and evaluates methods for estimating achievement gaps on a familiar standard-deviation-unit metric using data from these ordered categories alone.

Even the progressive black politics of a progressive black president seem to hold whites to a standard of excellence – and blacks to an all too familiar standard of inferiority.

Such fights are called standards wars—a familiar example is Betamax's defeat by V.H.S. and the biggest standards war today is the one between Blu-ray and HD DVD.

It most often comes from the same political direction, or party, and with the same disconnection from all familiar standards of evidence and argument.

The images transmitted were super-pixelated, and the frame rate was probably closer to slow motion stop motion than any familiar standards of video.

"Romance in the Dark," a sexy, blues-flavored swing song written by Lil Green, may not yet be a familiar popular standard.

Some people of color see a familiar double standard at work in North Dakota.