Sentence examples for standards sense from inspiring English sources

She was renowned for her unwavering high standards, sense of style, and her ever present hat.

What is remarkable, clearly, is the degree to which Ms. Glennie has honed all these senses: touch, sight and what remains of hearing in the standard sense.

This entails answering questions about the curriculum, a process that, naturally, will require some delicacy since at a Sudbury school there is no curriculum in the standard sense.

To return to the more standard sense of excellence, what follows are my 12 favorites among the new restaurants I reviewed this year.

Whether The Diving Bell and the Butterfly is a masterpiece in the standard sense of the word is something that time and the critics will have to decide, but it would be fair to think of it as a masterpiece in the older and more modest sense - a piece of work that demonstrates that an apprenticeship is complete and a mature career has begun.

For this is an exhibition with a difference, less an exhibition in the standard sense – although it's the largest ever to be dedicated to his work – and more an old-fashioned cabinet of curiosities; a Wunderkammer for the modern age.

The cylinder and the Möbius band look alike in small pieces but are topologically distinct, since it is possible to give a standard sense of direction to all the lines in the cylinder but not to those in the Möbius band.

Nevertheless, Davidson is not a coherentist, in any standard sense, about either truth or knowledge.

In the same way, "place" is not a place (in the standard sense) or time.

(The point just made does not impugn analog computation in the standard sense of Pour-El (1974).

It follows that no name of the piece of clay c can be a rigid designator in the standard sense.