Sentence examples for level of events from inspiring English sources

But that is the mere surface level of events.

If either government fails to rise to the level of events, then it's not just steelworkers that will be declared redundant, but politics itself.

Above all, he saw that he would betray his conception of political leadership, and deny the sense of history that underpinned it - that, in one of his favourite condemnatory phrases, he would be "falling below the level of events".

To start with, he seemed to fall well below the level of events with his attack on "the part-Kenyan" President Obama, seen by some as dog-whistle racism.

"[Dave] has risen to the level of events," Oborne wrote, and "is setting about his mission with grace and charm... the ambition of the Cameron Government is beyond praise.

Peter Oborne of the Telegraph, fresh from declaring in May that Cameron had "risen to the level of events" and could be a "great prime minister", has now decided that Cameron has fallen to the level of the sewer and has tarnished himself for good.

It was raised to the level of event not by its style or content but by Alda and Smits's outstanding, hyper-telegenic performances.

"I stepped forward to file a lawsuit trying to voice in a way all of the concerns we're feeling at the level of eventing to press for change".

"It's not the same level of event as a World Championships or a European Championships or an Olympic games," said Burton.

Fox-Pitt, who won Blenheim's three-star event in 2000, 2010, 2012 and 2013, may now target one of 2015's four-star competitions - the highest level of eventing - with Freddie Mac.

"The open men's four were outstanding in dominating their field and what a sub in Peter Chambers to help the lightweight men's four win by their biggest ever margin at this level of event".