Sentence examples for true standard from inspiring English sources

"Strong sense, united to delicate sentiment, improved by practice, perfected by comparison, and cleared of all prejudice, can alone entitle critics to this valuable character; and the joint verdict of such, wherever they are to found, is the true standard of taste and beauty" ("Of the Standard of Taste" 1757, 144).

Instead, the speed of light is "the one true standard".

Since that evening in Rome, Ferguson had been adamant that his line-up fell below its true standard then.

Yet Japan's high prices, especially for housing and food, bring down the country's true standard of living.

A new global comparison of standards of livingMANY people complain that conventional measures of GDP fail to capture a country's true standard of living.

These surveys were introduced by the government to assess the true standard of service, and the results suggest that the people to whom the NHS matters most are not taken in by their propaganda.

No matter that many California conservatives see the state senator as their true standard bearer, and find little comfort in some of Mr. Schwarzenegger's moderate positions on issues like gun control.

In the 16th century Martin Luther, the great Protestant reformer, forthrightly labelled the religious views of Muslims, Jews, and Roman Catholic Christians to be false and held the view that the gospel of Christianity understood from the viewpoint of justification by grace through faith was the true standard.

In discussions with potential supporters as his decision about 2016 drew near, Mr. Biden would often describe himself as the true standard-bearer for the Obama agenda, and he expressed frustration at times with the attention paid to Mrs. Clinton.

They all adhere to the "ring-true" standard of sociology rather than the falsifiable standard of physics.

Or they can search for subtle hints of exotic new things beyond their tried-and-true standard model by studying familiar particles in great detail.