Sentence examples for his criterion from inspiring English sources

His criterion of spectacle is sensory violence; beauty is a notion he never entertains.

His criterion, generally called the Nyquist stability theorem, is of great practical importance.

His criterion then was a minimum of 10 inches in December.

What is most interesting is that his criterion is obviously that of concrete achievement rather than political education.

As for the third pairing, Mr. Mendelson is an Auden specialist, and no doubt Auden comes closer to his criterion.

But ever the didact, Leno says his criterion for such judgments rests on a kind of "moral law".

His criteria for what works?

Economic specialists see his criteria as vague and subjective.

"No litmus tests," he said, laying out his criteria.

(His criteria are too elaborate to be described).

He listed his criteria for a small town.