Sentence examples for really high standard from inspiring English sources

It was still a work in progress but they were coming from a really high standard.

I went to a local primary school (in Kent) which had a brilliant but terrifying headmaster who ran two recorder consorts of a really high standard.

Being family-run means we've got a tight eye on all the processes – there's so much care taken that our veg always meets the really high standard we've set.

"Number two, I don't think this rises to the level of high crimes and misdemeanors, which is a really high standard". Let's start with the house of cards this impeachment case seems to be built upon.

"We send in volunteers to run the class and they bring amazing things out of these prisoners," says Elena. "There's a really high standard expected of them - some of them have never known that they're actually good at anything.

Change is a favourite theme in his autumn years and it's here that he is at his most insistent: "The way I look at myself, the biggest achievement in my eyes – forget winning trophies or scoring in World Cups – is that I'm still at a top club playing at a really high standard having been almost two different players.

We have really high standards as a team and we want to win every single game.

We have set really high standards for ourselves as a team and we have achieved a lot as a group.

I have never had a bad experience with a professor except for some lack of communication and really high standards when it comes to grading.

"By that I mean when someone is aiming for and constantly expecting really high standards, so that even when there is a positive outcome they feel they have fallen short.

Moreover, "they have this weird expectation that either a, I'm an expert on sex, or b, that I have really high standards for what their performance is going to be like," said Ms. Fields, who added that she is often tempted to tell men that she is an accountant.