Sentence examples for rubric says from inspiring English sources

This hopeful rubric says more about the practical difficulty of cobbling together an Arbus show than it does about the thematic weight of Arbus's remark about a "family album".

The official rubric says that you can't compare local authorities and chains, but that's a politician's plea rather than a statistician's warning.

My colleague John McPhee, in his Paris Review interview (under the same rubric), said, "Nonfiction — what the hell, that just says, this is nongrapefruit we're having this morning.

My colleague John McPhee, in his Paris Review interview (under the same rubric), said, "Nonfiction what the hell, that just says, this is nongrapefruit we're having this morning.

"Over the past three years, we've seen various bootcamp trade associations and reporting methodologies emerge, but CIRR is the first to bring a group of high-quality, committed schools together to decide on and enact a common outcomes rubric," said Liz Eggleston, the co-founder of bootcamp reviewing company, Course Report.

Although this designates the money for higher education, it does not remove it from the U.T.M.A. rubric, Ms. Bart said.

MSNBC will again have "online platforms and mobile platforms to call its very own" under the MSBNC.com rubric, Mr. Naylor said, adding that a redesign of NBCnews.com is scheduled for the fourth quarter.

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First, rubrics were said to be quite subjective grading tools.

When they were asked why they read the rubrics, one said that they are "forced to read it because the entire class has to read it" (Student #2).

(We probably won't be reading think pieces about any of these rubrics soon, said the guilty party).