Sentence examples for the sort of standard from inspiring English sources

MICHAEL SPECTER: Well, this is the sort of standard don't-be-an-early-adopter line.

Maybe this is just the sort of standard mischief and studio shenanigans marketing that you always see in the run-up to the Oscars.

This is the sort of standard that the Paul Ryans of the world trumpet to their constituents, to potential campaign contributors and to their peers in Congress.

Both seemed revived by their collaboration, which brings vigour and grittiness to the sort of standard redemption story much favoured by the sports genre.

It involved 7,447 people in Spain, half of whom were randomly assigned to follow a Mediterranean diet and the rest to follow the sort of standard low-fat diet that cardiologists often prescribe.

He said that not only did growth harm the climate by increasing emissions of greenhouse gases, but "all the evidence shows that beyond the sort of standard of living which Britain has now achieved, extra growth does not automatically translate into human welfare and happiness".

This is of a piece with the sort of standard-issue, detached parody you might expect from a company that considers itself postmodern and post-theater.

"But I think there are a number of agencies that we need to bring in in relation to this and certainly we would be looking as well to the College of Policing in terms of the sort of training and the sort of standards that are developed".

As evidenced here, he's loosened up the sort of standards to which he's always leaned while fronting several adroit musicians.

From the advertisers' perspective, the closer we get to what's a 30-second spot [on TV], the closer we get to that sort of standard, will certainly help drive ad revenue.

But Mr. Wolfowitz said the Manila government is "very anxious to do it themselves," adding, "That's the sort of crucial standard for anything, if they would ask for anything, we would do for them".