Sentence examples for intellectual yardsticks from inspiring English sources
You can see it in the way the Motion Picture Academy has its Oscar presenters announce, "And the Oscar goes to... " rather than "And the winner is... " You can see it in the increasing emphasis in education on the theory of multiple intelligences, which rewards students who might not otherwise be rewarded by the traditional intellectual yardsticks.
While the historical setting of the series does not wholly reflect the experience of women today, we can draw inexact parallels to the way contemporary women so often grade themselves on a yardstick which society dictates, whether or not that yardstick notes sexual, intellectual, maternal, or career-related excellence.
The provision of such reasonable adjusted healthcare for people with intellectual disabilities could act as a yardstick for measuring the overall quality of any healthcare service.
To this he adds an important element: that Asian politicians and intellectuals who promote the creed of "Asian values" -- that the East cannot be measured by Western yardsticks -- are cynically defending their own power and privileges.
Moussa: Why different yardsticks?
Different yardsticks show diverging trends.
The suspenders looked like yardsticks.
There are some useful yardsticks.
There will be no different yardsticks.
First, it is by most yardsticks overvalued.
