Sentence examples for monumental standards from inspiring English sources

Anderson came and went – a modest game by his monumental standards – while first Broad and then Bresnan gave it a new-ball burst.

But Alex Salmond, the SNP leader and Scottish first minister, said Labour was "guilty of monumental double-standards" for trying to attack the decision in Edinburgh while in England Brown was saying he respected the decision.

(Or if Senator Obama had had the temerity to even remotely suggest that John McCain would consider being disloyal to his country for political reasons?) We have a monumental double standard here.

In Spain, Catholic prudishness and a monumental double standard have meant that nobody has ever bothered to pass laws about prostitution one way or another.

WorldCom's bankruptcy has been monumental by any standard.

Tells about his monumental work and impeccable standards.

The consignment in 1965 of the hangman's noose to the penal history museum was, by any standards, a monumental event.

By the end of that decade, photographers were borrowing techniques from Hollywood to make newly monumental color enlargements from standard color photographs.

Monumental Moneymakers Monuments are also economic assets.

The recall of more than 36 million pounds of ground turkey in August and September from a nearby Cargill plant was a good reminder that one slip in sanitation standards can have monumental effects.

Both Elvin Jones and Tony Williams, two of jazz's monolithically monumental drummers by anyone's standards, in separate interviews, both cited "that guy in The Who" as the only rock drummer that impressed them.