Sentence examples similar to a standard of course from inspiring English sources

That was a double standard, of course.

Neutrality is a controversial standard, of course, and the precise way in which liberal theory is committed to a requirement of neutrality is complex and controversial (see Raz 1986, 110 64, Waldron 1993, 143 67).

Uptake of a standard is, of course, as much a social issue as one of producing the right technologies for the community.

You'd never confuse "The Zoo Story" with a standard romance of course.

It's a standard device, of course.

The general point of view is not, of course, a standard of rationality; rather, it is a standard of appropriateness.

He is even writing a book — on the gold standard, of course.

Hodges is a familiar name to those who grew up in the South Pacific, where his paintings provide one of the earliest European records of the region; they are a standard of colonial art history courses.

The course was evaluated by the students by means of a standard course evaluation form used for all courses and with an additional evaluation form that focused on our teaching strategy.

All this is pretty standard, of course.

To describe four patients with optic nerve sheath meningioma in whom visual improvement began to occur even before completion of a standard course of radiation therapy.