Sentence examples for ideas of standard from inspiring English sources

I dug through the Monroe Deutsch boxes (Bancroft collection, when it was off-site in city during renovation), and after reading his undergrad and professor type essays, one thing became clear: The Classics and high minded ideas of standard classroom essays in the Humanities (now often misclassed as Social Science, when little to no science are involved at the undergrad level) do not exist today.

One of the basic ideas of (standard) algebraic geometry is the correspondence between geometric spaces and commutative algebras.

"As a senior needing wheelchair assistance to get to gate and board, the idea of standard economy seating for a 4-hour flight is frightening!" she wrote.

Through the experience I came to think critically, not just about the ethics of editing and learning to intelligently and honestly sequence many anecdotes often not told chronologically and full of digressions, but about the very idea of "standard" English.

Over time, the very idea of "standard" may die out.

The idea of standards is not new.

The rest are more like a jazz student's idea of standards.

It was no one's idea of standard-issue groove, but I loved it.

He argues that the romanticism preceding modernism had been drawing from the past in a superficial mode, pushing the idea of standards and conventions into a crisis point.

However, Mr Berger argues that the size of the March GRB, whose supernova-of-origin is understood, rules out the idea of standard-energy GRBs.

The professional educational organizations in a variety of subjects (I must emphasize, the professional organizations, not necessarily the teachers) have endorsed the idea of standards and tests in areas other than language arts and math.