Sentence examples for a sort of benchmark from inspiring English sources
Many an exhibition booth holds a work or two by the maestro, seemingly a sort of benchmark that attests to the overall quality of the other wares on view.
It's a venue steeped in rock history - Nirvana played there in the early 1990s - and it is often used as a sort of benchmark for success: last year, a lot of fuss was made because Arctic Monkeys managed to sell the place out without releasing a proper single.
Mark Ledington, Morgan's marketing director, calls the Ace "a sort of benchmark vehicle".
The real world acts as a sort of benchmark for depth and immersion for video game designers: if you want to make a world that feels fully-fleshed, then you're going to spend time emulating the ways in which actual life feels that way.
If their 1954 quarter final against Austria is any sort of benchmark, Switzerland have enough time to scramble a draw here.
Robert Parker, the American wine critic whose scores serve as a sort of unofficial benchmark for Bordeaux pricing, may have already put the nail in the 2011 coffin.
Long's talent has not been lost on Noll, 73, who paddled into a Hawaiian wave in 1969 that would become a sort of generational benchmark -- at a nearly impossible 50 feet high.
Her flatmate Shereen (Kiran Sonia Sawar) provides a sort of normie benchmark, a caricature of that enviably fine friend with the straightforward life.
In the carbon world, they're becoming a sort of de facto benchmark for the non-carbon "co-benefits" that so many have worked so hard to create.
In a sense, our sample was a sort of "worst case benchmark" for the ChQoL.
