Sentence examples for measured itself from inspiring English sources

Infiniti, to its credit, has recently measured itself against the high-performance standard of BMW.

He would say that King "pointed the way for us towards a land no longer torn asunder with racial hatred and ethnic strife, a land that measured itself by how it treats the least of these, a land in which strength is defined not simply by the capacity to wage war but by the determination to forge peace".

It calls for a government that measures itself by how it treats the poorest in society.

"The Saints are a good, bruising team that was trying to measure itself against us.

But journalism shouldn't measure itself against any one campaign's definition of fairness.

The sector cannot afford to be spending millions more pounds measuring itself in increasingly incestuous ways.

Russia measures itself by its ability to stand up to America.

Every car in this segment measures itself against the 3 Series, and most come up well short.

The Internet has emboldened online malcontents on both sides, but television, especially at Ramadan, is where society measures itself.

Each age measures itself against the novel, the product of Orwell's anxieties about both the cold war and the totalitarian potential of British politics.

It is a sport that exists in the nation's DNA; a way that an entire culture measures itself on the world stage.