Sentence examples for strange standard from inspiring English sources

Others said Mr. Olbermann was being held to a strange standard; a writer for the libertarian magazine Reason, Michael C. Moynihan, wondered why MSNBC had a "one-size-fits-all policy" on contributions.

By their own strange standard, this new book doesn't score very high, does it?

This is an odd time in boxing, even by boxing's typically strange standards.

And after Cat Del Buono did a residency at ArtCenter/South Florida, she discovered Miami's strange standards for beauty.

It's a strange double standard.

Yet there's a strange double standard when it comes to being natural.

If this ruling is indeed a triumph for the First Amendment, it continues a strange double standard.

Haskell's description of "a strange double standard whereby the 'likable family' — the Sopranos or the Corleones — is forgiven the most appalling behavior" begs that appropriate feminist sympathy be applied to Scarlett, who wheels and deals to defend her family and save Tara.

We're not surprised at this strange double standard.

"It creates a strange double standard," he said.

He spoke about the strange lighting standards promulgated by the Illuminating Engineering Soc., an organization with no official standing that is supported by the lighting-fixture & light-bulb industry.