Sentence examples for sort of standard from inspiring English sources

Then I received some sort of standard letter.

MICHAEL SPECTER: Well, this is the sort of standard don't-be-an-early-adopter line.

And would a male counterpart have to meet that sort of standard?

I'm glad the Times holds its readers to some sort of standard.

One thing about finance is that it tends to develop a sort of tradition, and a sort of standard contract.

The touch screen torn from Palm m125 is only a simple analog device that we believe does not implement any sort of standard.

You know, the kinds of things that are sort of standard, and they're so much part of our culture it's difficult to distance yourself from it.

This is of a piece with the sort of standard-issue, detached parody you might expect from a company that considers itself postmodern and post-theater.

"Wheeler is viewed generally as a sort of standard-issue member of the Washington, D.C., policy and lobbying ecosystem," said Goffman, a Democrat who worked at the EPA and opposite Wheeler on the Senate Energy Committee.

Many in the clergy privately share her view on God, she says, turning her into a sort of standard-bearer for a conversation that is already happening in the wider world.

The battle from now on may be over what sort of standards to adopt, and here India may find itself caught between Europe and the United States.