Sentence examples for extraordinary standard from inspiring English sources

He also set an extraordinary standard for clear, dry, witty writing.

President Bush's policy of ousting Saddam Hussein creates an extraordinary standard of strategic and moral clarity.

Richard Plepler, the co-president of HBO, and Michael Lombardo, the president of HBO programming, said in a statement that Greenburg "helped redefine the sports programming genre and set an extraordinary standard of excellence in the industry".

It will take something special to live up to what has been an extraordinary standard of drama, with the likes of Stade Francais, Gloucester and Sale all taking support roles over the years, but hopes are understandably high.

I spent part of 1979 in Clifden where we met almost daily and all of us who knew him in the West will miss his warm humour and generous friendship… In a long list of leading roles on stage and in film, Peter brought an extraordinary standard to bear as an actor.

I mean... How are you possibly expected to live up to such an extraordinary standard?

He was somebody with extraordinary standards," Professor Oppenheim said.

Asked what attracted him to the character, he said: "She has these extraordinary standards.

By his own extraordinary standards, the Project itself seems modest, compact and concentrated.

Myriad factors contributed to the Ali legend, but the events that unfolded in Kinshasa, Zaire, in the early hours of October 30, 1974, were special even by the extraordinary standards of Ali's life.

None of this, according to what we've been told are FISA's extraordinary standards, is supposed to be enough to let someone in the government read the e-mails that people send at work, or to clients, or to someone they love.