Sentence examples for standards evident from inspiring English sources

Islamist radicalism has thrived on the American double standards evident in strong support for the likes of Mubarak's regime.

Although borne long before Speirs' time at the club, he does his utmost to maintain those standards, evident by his side's respectable showing at Ibrox earlier in the campaign.

Androgynous model Rain Dove is making a powerful statement about the pervasive beauty standards evident in the Victoria's Secret Fashion show through a compelling new photo shoot.

Military officers and a private arms dealer also said that insufficient quality-control standards were evident in many Army purchases of foreign arms.

Mercurio presents JFK as a liberal hero, rather than a hypocrite, just the man for those times, a fascinating synthesis of surrogate motive and political vision, driven by the double standards now evident in TV shows such as Mad Men and even The Sopranos (whose central marriage was always very Kennedy-like in terms of what the wife chose not to know and the husband not to tell).

The influence of these standards is evident across Beatles records, as in the song "Honey Pie," which McCartney says "definitely hearken[s] back to pure Hollywood".

The expertise developed in this subspecialty accounts for the resiliency that characterizes gold standard results evident in institutions recognized for excellence.

The double standard is evident to all throughout the Middle East.

The usefulness of eTHF as an internal standard is evident from the low intra- and interassay CVs and high correlations between the total folate (ie, FA plus 5-mTHF) that we had determined by this method and the L. casei assay.

Second, he agrees with Scotus that seeming claims (e.g., 'I feel hot') and standard self-evident propositions (e.g., 'the whole is greater than its part') cannot be doubted.

The operation of double standards has been evident throughout the campaign.