Sentence examples for standards of appearance from inspiring English sources

RJ Precious few institutions still insist on any standards of appearance.

While government officials here have stressed that the actions by the police were unsanctioned and a mistake, enforcing standards of appearance seems to be common.

As a lesbian who has felt "different" all her life, my heart goes out to those children whose doctors and parents have decided to permanently alter their bodies based on outmoded standards of appearance related to gender.

As you watch the current Republican primary debates, do you think about superficial elements like Rick Perry's hair or Mitt Romney's tan? Do you think political candidates are held to the same standards of appearance as actors and other entertainers?

In order to gain social acceptability, women are under constant pressure to correct their bodies and appearance more generally, and make them conform to the ideals of feminine appearance of their time, the so-called 'norms of feminine appearance' (the standards of appearance women feel they should be living up to) (Saul 2003, 144).

Why do we still cling to these ridiculous notions and standards of appearance and behavior in predetermining one another's sexual desires?

They were very smart and had a very high standard of appearance.

"It's about wanting to keep a certain standard of appearance and neighborliness," Common Council Chairman Brian Doyle said.

The standard of appearance required from serving police officers has recently been reviewed to promote "consistency", so says the Met official statement.

"Women tend be younger and are still expected to adhere to a higher standard of appearance," says Lauzen, whose studies have found filmgoers are more likely to know the marital status of a female character and occupation of a male.

Domestic shorthair, also called British Shorthair, breed of domestic cat often referred to as a common, or alley, cat; a good show animal, however, is purebred and pedigreed and has been carefully bred to conform to a set standard of appearance.