Sentence examples for fine standard from inspiring English sources
That seems a fine standard to apply.
Lightly breaded calamari was fine standard fare, especially good as a nibble at the bar.
Yet judged by the fine standard of its predecessors, Mr Buffett's 50th letter to shareholders, like Mr Munger's, leaves them with more questions than answers.
Both the memory savings and quality loss vary depending on the amount of compression, so most cameras offer a choice of compression levels, typically described as small, medium and large, or fine, standard and economy.
Classical bands such as Fanfara Ciocarlia and Taraf de Haïdouks, who once enjoyed international acclaim and a fine standard of living in their native villages, are being pushed back into poverty and obsolescence by brash newcomers.
The revelation among them is not Jean-Luc Godard's "Contempt" (1963) or Akira Kurosawa's "Ran" (1985) — both excellent films that have previously been released in fine standard-definition versions by the Criterion Collection — but "The Ladykillers," a 1955 comedy from Ealing Studios in Britain.
Blu-Ray and HD DVD – I won't take sides: both are fine standards with lots of content.
Marbled with impressive insights, it represents the finest standards of literary journalism, and should establish a new highpoint for the rapidly disappearing genre … let me dissemble no further, dear reader, I myself wrote the review.
Better, imported materials, tighter pleats in the body of the garment and finer standards of embroidery around the grilles and sleeves were other new demands, he said, pushing prices up to as much as $15 a burka.
The program could not have a finer standard-bearer than Sgt. Saral Shrestha, who came to the United States from Nepal at age 17 and joined the Army through Mavni in 2009, when he was 21.
