Sentence examples for standards of spring from inspiring English sources

There are no hard feelings, said Pelfrey, who is a bundle of optimism these days, even by the usual rosy standards of spring training.

"They were not the cable standards of 1979, but the broadcast network standards of 1979," he said.

In quantitative terms, you need to judge Ronaldo by the standards of 1996, not 2016.

"By the standards of today, few of the 49ers made serious money," Mr. Callahan writes.

Also, 8percentt seems high by the standards of yesterday, but not necessarily by those of tomorrow.

Bill Clinton's record doesn't look so good re-litigated by the standards of 2016.

We mostly worked at a rather gentlemanly pace by the standards of today's journalists.

Even by the frenzied standards of today's tabloid media, the scandal has moved remarkably quickly.

This is not an unusual situation, given the standards of today's technically challenging Broadway shows.

By the standards of 1998 Clinton scandals, 1992's bimbo eruptions and a spot of alleged draft-dodging looked tame.

In fact, by the standards of today's commutes to New York City, the 60-mile trip from Mahopac is fairly manageable.