Sentence examples for serious standard from inspiring English sources

And it calls on all democratic citizens to appreciate "democratic constancy": the limited yet serious standard of ethical character to which imperfect democratic citizens may rightly hold their leaders--and themselves.

Conservatives tend to view all nonconservative sources of information as biased, putting The Post and the Huffington Post, for example, in the same category of untrustworthiness (by any serious standard an absurdity).

But the hard part of being an activist is that people want to hold me to a very grave and serious standard, when I am at heart a jazz-singing showgirl with a filthy, transgressive sense of humor and an ever-diminishing capacity to suffer fools gladly.

It's a great end to a serious, standard-setting endeavor.

I do not believe he has been treated as a serious candidate, or held to serious standards.

Talking about the honor code illuminates our understanding of why we must hold ourselves to serious standards.

But they also adore -- and adore fretting about the threat to "serious standards" posed by -- fashionable, home-grown tabloid-ready stylists like the video specialist Sam Taylor-whose whose retrospective just ended at the Hayward Gallery.

Believe it or not, Domino's Pizza is setting some serious standards, with mobile specifically and digital as a whole.

Until some serious standards are established, it's unlikely that your glasses, Blu-ray player or set-top box, and TV will all be speaking exactly the same language.

The internet will continue to mature; grow and flourish over time; some reporters and some television will rejoin the real America and prosper while major newspapers such as the Washington Post will careen towards obsolescence and ultimate extinction unless they dramatically get with the program of true democracy and serious standards of journalism.

Readers have to wait until page 65 before reaching the first serious concept, standard deviation, which feels too late.