Sentence examples for standards of being from inspiring English sources

"He went overboard, to the point he wanted me to understand that he not only held me to the standards of being a player on his team, but also the Caruso standards, which were a grade higher".

If the panel has to take at face value what Israeli soldiers have told their military's investigators, or what Turkish aid workers have said in Turkey, then it is hard to meet the international standards of being thorough and impartial, he said.

To prevent this, we try hard to be the good person we want to think we are, but often we have set ourselves impossible standards of being good, such as never rejecting anyone, or wanting everybody in the world to like us, or never showing any vulnerability.

When you do a thing, you do not necessarily need to be correct, as there are multiple standards of being correct.

Findings suggest that the presence of chronic pain does not allow individuals to achieve the most valued standards of being male or female in our societies.

To me, those aren't opinions; they are basic standards of being a decent human being.

Rich Lowry, the editor of National Review, accuses The Weekly Standard of being out of touch with the Republican base.

All cases will conform to the NHS standard of being performed under consultant supervision.

In America, to not embody arbitrary standards of perfection is to be asking for it.

The reality is that excellent standards of care are delivered by many in hospitals today.

It is accepted that standards of assessment are inherently variable.