Sentence examples for it's nonstandard from inspiring English sources

Whether it's nonstandard social behavior or secular spiritual beliefs or academic styles of discourse or the racket of corporate pop culture, none of these caused the events of Sept. 11, or are invalidated by them.

It is seen that 131.6-18.0 and 36.9 131.8 connectivities are nonstandard (extending out above 3 bond correlations).

Alternative terms, such as gāvī, goṇī, gotā, and gopotalikā, are nonstandard and were thus deemed ineligible for description in Pāṇini's grammar.

For it entails that Latin American philosophy can accommodate whatever works meet an appropriate contextually determined condition, whether they be nonstandard works such as those of las Casas and Guttiérrez, or mainstream ones such as those of Newton da Costa or C. Ulises Moulines (the issue is discussed further below).

Every piece of replacement hardware seems to be nonstandard, and twice the usual price.

"I missed nonstandard English and a pride in being nonstandard, in being weird," he writes, in a rare moment of self-revelation.

All of the new restaurants are nonstandard choices that are at the higher end of their category.

The predominant labels were "nonstandard" and "substandard," and the "slang" label was used more sparingly than before.

Making cookies — or making these cookies — was more an art than an ordinary blue-collar job, and much of the machinery was nonstandard, improvised.

Mr. Okhotin then published a Web chat between himself and the manager, who told him that "ahead of elections there are additional orders, because the situation is nonstandard.

Of course, M must be nonstandard.