Sentence examples for dear standards from inspiring English sources
Oh dear, standards are high.
Conservatives spin fairy tales about the gold standard, dear Reader, because our reading of history shows gold to be unrivaled as a mechanism by which working families may prosper.
"It gave me an opportunity to bring my dear friend and double standards partner Kim Jong-it - it was his dream to come to the Oscars and be spread over the red carpet and Halle Berry's chest again..."...
"If you expect your new employees to be honest and professional, set the standard yourself, dear Indian employer.
Meanwhile, my dear friend and Weekly Standard Editor Bill Kristol, who worried endlessly about how ObamaCare would turn America into a high-tax, big welfare-state country, is resolutely blasé about the intrusive scope of the Arizona law because supposedly it just won't apply to too many people.
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The heart of Professor Gordon's proposal is the insight that we can enlist immigrants themselves in upholding the lawfulness and high standards we hold dear.
"If any serviceman or woman, no matter the colour of uniform they wear, is found to have betrayed the values this country stands for and the standards we hold dear, they will be held to account," he said.
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Mr. Dear transforms him into a standard-issue, brainy, emotionally arid megalomaniac, with sneering lines that verge on camp.
