Sentence examples for perfect standards from inspiring English sources

"We're not expecting perfect standards, but we're expecting some standards," she added.

They believe the Bible to be God's word, which reveals God's perfect standards," he said.

Further, if you do decide to do it all, it doesn't mean you have to hold yourself to unrealistic, perfect standards.

For much of this year, Pelosi has been under fire from parts of her Democratic caucus, who worry that the seventy-seven-year-old veteran is not the perfect standard-bearer for a minority party looking to take back the House next year and battle the excesses of the Trump Presidency.

We logically recognize the futility of creating perfect children, but emotionally we often hold ourselves up to a perfect standard.

And Hamilton, with her successful and delicious East Village restaurant Prune and her skilled way with words, seemed the perfect standard-bearer for this brave new world.

Students can all too easily apply this same Perfect Standard logic to candidates or elected officials, assuming that they're either the second coming of the Messiah, or worthless betrayers.

Not knowing how long-term change occurs makes it easy for students to get caught in what I call The Perfect Standard, a trap where they dare not get involved unless they know every fact, figure and seventeenth decimal point statistic, are as eloquent as Martin Luther King, and feel like it's the perfect time to act.

The reliability of the real-time quantitative PCR was also assured by the nearly perfect standard curves established using serial dilutions of normal human thyroid cDNA for all these genes (Supplementary Figure S3).

When appropriate, we calculated the estimated sensitivity and specificity and the 95% confidence intervals (CI), as well as the positive predictive (PPV) and negative predictive (NPV) values compared to the constructed perfect standard, corresponding to the identification by 16S gene sequences.

A lot of stress you put yourself through comes from trying to match the perfect standard shown in magazines, TV, and other fanciful media.