Sentence examples for standard to himself from inspiring English sources

"He's applying one standard to himself and one to me," Manfred said.

He's in the public spotlight which means he is held to a high standard to represent himself and the city.

In The Times Wales said that individuals should not edit their own Wikipedia biographies, telling The New Yorker that the standard applied to himself as well.

Bush said he will focus on his record as a two-term Florida governor, where he became known as a champion of tougher educational standards, to define himself as something other than the son of former President George H.W. Bush and the brother of former President George W. Bush.

But as his work shows, it was a standard to which he held himself.

Mr. Trump certainly has assembled a formidable crew for his cabinet and top advisory posts that seem well-suited to follow through on the ethical standards to which he himself adheres.

Yet for all his on-field brilliance, it should be the character standards to which he holds himself that deserve more recognition.

Dave Gorcyca, the county prosecutor, compared Mr. Kevorkian's chances to Ron Paul's bid for the White House and called the Congressional campaign "more of a publicity stunt": To call attention to himself is standard protocol for Jack when he doesn't have the limelight focused on him.

What if Mr. Zimmerman demanded this standard of himself to protect Trayvon's freedom?

What are the standards to which Khan's design, and he himself, should be held?

Paul himself says that "Would Jesus approve?" is the question he puts to himself: "That is the standard I try to meet".