Sentence examples for many standards of from inspiring English sources

With its grotesque villains, elaborate coincidences and passages of political diatribe, Jonathan Coe's What a Carve Up! gloriously offends against many standards of literary restraint.

She's the distilled essence of so many standards of white womanhood — giving, demure, maternal yet virginal, tenderhearted and kind, devoted to her family and home.

Compliance with many standards of good practice, such as hygiene and equipment counting, was observed to be very good in many cases.

Thus, targeting autophagy may be a global anticancer strategy that may improve the efficacy of many standard of care agents.

Although these agents hold promise for their potential applications in cancer therapy due to their ability to inhibit autophagy and increase the efficacy of many standard of care treatments, CQ and HCQ induce ocular toxicities, such as retinopathy.

In contrast to many standard textbooks of immunology, Immunology of Infectious Diseases is text oriented.

The Church's portrayal of Hubbard's life displays many standard features of hagiography, such as the emphasis on the continuity of the subject's life.

But by many standards, we were ahead of the game compared with much of Europe.

His unusual marriage of Cartesianism and empiricism challenges many standard views of Descartes and the Cartesian philosophy.

But of broader interest, perhaps, is the way that a focus on agriculture brings many standard components of the European philosophical canon into philosophy of technology.

Like many standard abbreviations of that period, "lb" was written with the addition of a horizontal bar, known as a tittle, or tilde (an example is shown above, right, in Johann Conrad Barchusen's "Pyrosophia," from 1698).