Sentence examples for standards view from inspiring English sources

By Howard Moss The New Yorker, September 19, 1977 P. 35 Sadly among the patient standards View Article By Rivka Galchen By Masha Gessen By Malcolm Gladwell By Ceridwen Dovey.

That was the standard view of the day: You build an audience through crossover.

The standard view of the crisis is that it was caused by greedy banks.

Now the European court of justice has backed the old, standard view.

Why does he oppose the standard view on intellectual property rights?

A standard view on this matter says no: A nation needs principles, not pragmatism.

According to one standard view, President Bill Clinton began his presidency with big ideas and ended it with little ones.

Now, formerly hidden tracts of ice are the standard view beneath the windows of transatlantic passenger jets.

In particular, he described the standard view among economic historians that the rigidity of the gold standard amplified the Great Depression.

The standard view of cities as generators of wealth, diversity and ideas will be challenged in Africa.

Margins can be justified or ragged and the white-on-black standard view can be reversed for easier nighttime reading.