Sentence examples similar to benchmark of character from inspiring English sources
For the NME of the late Seventies it was the vinyl single and album; for Smash Hits in its early Eighties pomp, the cassette single and 12-inch took centre-stage; for Q the CD established a new benchmark of character-free audio reproduction; while Mojo rejoiced in the advent of the lavishly-annotated boxed set.
In one sense, then, this three-hour film is a prologue, and Mr. Apted's gently leading questions serve two purposes: to convey some sense of character but also to establish a benchmark for future answers and behavior.
So bizarrely out of character.
Something very out of character.
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Brimming with history and period character, the regal Grand Hotel has long been considered the benchmark of true elegance in Oslo.
A city job was the benchmark of opportunity.
Legislation is sometimes simply a benchmark of decency.
