Sentence examples for and set a standard from inspiring English sources

Bryn Terfel sang the part of Elijah and set a standard for his fellow soloists.

The Phanatic first appeared in 1978, and set a standard for both physical oddity and on-field antics.

Ultimately, however, the Académie eliminated the excesses of Renaissance diction and set a standard of literary taste.

"It's a good time to step back, take a deep breath and set a standard," Mr. Shultz said in an interview.

He inspired others and set a standard for excellence that all of us --whether lawyers, poriticians or journalists can hold as a model.

"Fingers are now pointed at M.B.A.'s and we, as a class, have a real opportunity to come together and set a standard as business leaders".

"We are fighting for the well-being of women all over the nation and setting a standard for cancer treatment that is unsurpassed.

On the other hand, multinational investors can import robust internal grievance and rule of law mechanisms that would reverberate across the Burmese economy, serving as a model and setting a standard for transparent and accountable business practices in the country.

Benchmarking and setting a standard for best practices should be hospital policy.

"Even more importantly, her humanity and dignity set a standard for us all," he said.

Your energy, optimism and courage set a standard for us all.