Sentence examples for be more standard from inspiring English sources

That kind of question might be more standard for potential buyers of the store's front-load washers and kitchen appliances.

The first of his two concerts, on Monday evening at Avery Fisher Hall, offered two scores that could hardly be more standard: the Beethoven Violin Concerto and the Brahms Symphony No. 2. The second, on Sunday, is a slightly more inventive coupling of Shostakovich and Ravel.

This means that the utilization of quality-adjusted output measures should be more standard in the future.

I mean, it's unusual to put it in the order it's in; it would be more standard to have said or written "He calls me crazy" but the poetry of it lies in the very fact it's backwards.

Appetizers were more standard.

"It really is more standard operating procedure".

Here the repertory is more standard, songs of Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff, but the prospects are equally fine, with Mikhail Arkadiev, a deft partner, again at the piano.

Inside, the 55 rooms are more standard, but comfortable enough for the European pro golfers who stay here when the Dutch Open is held at Hilversumsche.

Here, partly in keeping with Carnegie Hall's seasonlong emphasis on Rachmaninoff, the repertory is more standard: songs by that composer and by Tchaikovsky.

Some are more standard superhero than others – would you like the ability to be invisible or to manipulate air, or would you like to have bees living in your mouth or the capacity to grow root vegetables with tremendous speed?

Acknowledgements are more standard unicast messages.