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Example sentences for "high standard"

  • Let him set up and stick to a high standard of Christian morality and see what comes of it, in business, say, or in social life.

  • The belief of Plato in the immortality of the soul naturally led him to establish a high standard of moral excellence, and, like his great teacher, he constantly inculcates temperance, justice, and purity of life.

  • As a critic he demanded creative imagination from all who would claim the title of poet, and spared neither friends nor foes in his efforts to maintain a high standard of literary excellence.

  • Later, as a critic, he aided the development of literature in America by erecting a high standard of judgment and by his just estimation of the rights and duties of literary men.

  • Every man likes his business to be well thought of, and most businesses have organized for the promotion of a high standard of ethics as well as for the development of more efficient methods.

  • Clear, prompt, and self-confident, judging everything by a high standard of honour and public spirit, he distributed censure with no regard either to the official position or to the party affiliations of politicians.

  • Christ's is one of the smaller colleges, but has almost always had men of distinction among its fellows, and has maintained a high standard of teaching.

  • Literary criticism did not maintain a high standard, nor duly distinguish thorough from flashy or superficial performances.

  • He who has a high standard of living and thinking will certainly do better than he who has none at all.

  • Mechanical aids, such as pledges, may be of service to some, but the great thing is to set up a high standard of thinking and acting, and endeavour to strengthen and purify the principles as well as to reform the habits.

  • It is well to have a high standard of life, even though we may not be able altogether to realize it.

  • The point of greatest laxity in their moral habits--the want of a high standard of chastity--was not one which affected their camp life to any great extent, and it therefore came less under my observation.

  • When men, working together, successfully attain to a high standard of orderliness, deportment and response, each to the other, they develop the cohesive strength which will carry them through any great crisis.

  • That would be as radically false as to believe that training, when properly conducted, can make all men alike and can infuse all ranks with the desire for a high standard.

  • And thus they achieved a high standard of morale.

  • We know that we have been in the society of a gentleman who had a high standard of morality and honor.

  • He was noted for his excellent judicial appointments, and he had undoubtedly a high standard of official conduct which he endeavored to live up to.

  • And on that score, we will be held to a high standard, indeed.

  • Moreover, it is gradually being realized that a high standard is desirable in selecting a nurse for children.

  • Affection for wife and children is also the greatest motive to social ambition and personal self-respect--that is, to what is technically called a "high standard of living.

  • But a high standard of living restrains population; that is, if we hold up to the higher standard of men, we must have fewer of them.

  • Morality, supposed to be founded in selfishness; test of, the general welfare of the community; gradual rise of; influence of a high standard of.

  • In actual experience the preparation of a high standard and a high percentage of smoked sheet is attended with considerable difficulty in those cases where the factory processes have been ultra-centralised.

  • Such alteration is ignored by the superintendents as long as the quality of the tapper's work is maintained at a high standard.

  • He organized guilds among his workmen, and secured the adoption of regulations which served to maintain a high standard, and permitted none but perfect products to be placed upon the market.

  • The courts of justice have reached a high standard; the lower courts are administered almost exclusively by natives; the higher courts by English and natives together.

  • The government has established a college of high standard in a handsome gothic building, which many consider the best in India.

  • Wherever rather late marriage is the rule with men--that is, wherever there is a high standard of comfort--the disproportion is correspondingly great.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    ever existed; high degree; high education; high enough; high food; high glee; high hill; high importance; high moral; high range; high speeds; high standing; high treason; higher education; higher learning; higher mathematics; higher place; higher plane; higher vertebrates; highest good; highly cultivated; highly inclined; highly interesting; highly prized; highly satisfactory; slender figure