Sentence examples for stuff of standard from inspiring English sources

The succession of ecstasies, tiffs, quarrels and searchings for meanings are, despite the essential honesty, the stuff of standard, not unusual, drama.

The footwork and the shot-making are the stuff of standard doubles, but it helps that the Bryans have seen each other play the same balls countless times and can engineer the point, Mayer says.

There were grounds for concern, because Aronofsky's vision was hardly the stuff of a standard studio epic.

But until he met James S. Russell, his own love life was the stuff of plaintive standards like Ira Gershwin and Vernon Duke's "I Can't Get Started" and George and Ira Gershwin's "But Not for Me," which Mr. Blier still can't bear to hear.

Sure, there was what Sarah Palin calls the "hopey, changey stuff," and plenty of standard talk about affordable health care and clean energy, both of which candidate Obama was for.

"His people in New York are people who don't do stuff within the confines of standard bars or parties.

We did a lot of standard visitor stuff - museums, the Top of the Rock, the Staten Island ferry - and also walked the High Line, the elevated former west Manhattan railway track that has been transformed into a linear park.

This is the standard stuff of farce, with Bartholo as the foolish Pantalone and Figaro as the nippy Arlecchino.

The agenda for doing that includes the standard stuff of trade liberalisation - reducing or even eliminating tariffs, taxes that are applied only to imported goods.

Early this December, Iran boasted that it had captured a US ScanEagle drone over its airspace; one of the most basic models of the thousands of unmanned aerial vehicles that have become the standard stuff of warfare over the last decade.

The ad is sort of standard mainstream media stuff complete with carefully diversified (sexually and ethnically) winners, but it's a great showcase for Gizmoz's technology (see our launch post for an overview of their 3D avatar product).