How do you use Rubric in a sentence? See 20 example sentences showing how this word appears in different contexts, including synonyms like title or heading, plus the exact meaning.
Rubric in a sentence
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Rubric meaning
- A heading in a book highlighted in red.
- A title of a category or a class.
- The directions for a religious service, formerly printed in red letters.
Synonyms of Rubric
Example sentences (20)
An elimination rubric might run 8-4-2; eight poets in the first round, four in the second, and two in the last.
Part of the difficulty of picking winners and losers in a debate is that each voter brings a different rubric to the task.
The rubric above this 13th-century illuminated manuscript translates "twelve articles of faith set out by twelve apostles".
Cicero was instructed in Greek rhetoric throughout his youth, as well as in other subjects of the Roman rubric under Archias.
Thus the Elizabethan Prayer Book was basically Cranmer's 1552 edition but without the "Black Rubric".
Cummins A (2012) The Starry Rubric: Seventeenth-Century English Astrology and Magic, p. 43–45.
A rubric is provided to a panel of judges which, this year, included first-ever Bronx poet laureate and native Bronxite Haydil Henriquez.
This is a rubric that our review committees will use in selecting content for the conference.
This is the 150 story to appear under that rubric since he began writing them in 2008.
Within the rubric of musicology, performance practice tends to emphasize the collection and synthesis of evidence about how music should be performed.
When the Enhanced Rubric feature option is enabled, instructors can choose additional rubric views.
Espionage, disclosure of a national secret, and certain other related offences are separately defined under the same rubric in the Finnish criminal code.
They need to know what the rules are and how to enforce them, with “some sort of escalation rubric to know when law enforcement needs to be involved,” she said.
The Panthers were 13th in the rubric for Southern Nevada schools, which made it a bubble school since original plans called for 12 teams from the valley to play in 5A.
By the reign of Charles II, however, it was applied generally, and the original intention of the northward position rubric became unintelligible, and easily misunderstood.
I did utilize a “hiring rubric” for interviewing prospective teachers, and during the course of those interviews many teachers of all races and nationalities came up short.
Rudd made a virtue of this under the rubric of fairness.
A rubric that is seemingly none too successful, either.
He bundled together his reforms under the rubric of "The New Nationalism " and stumped the country for a strong federal role in regulating the economy and chastising bad corporations.
Currently, the Labor Department applies this rubric only in cases where an employee is engaged in “high-risk employment” like law enforcement, health care and other first responder jobs.
Common combinations with rubric
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- the rubric 13×
- rubric of 9×
- rubric for 4×
- rubric to 3×
- rubric that 2×
- rubric in 2×
- starry rubric 2×
- rubric seventeenth-century 2×
- ornaments rubric 2×
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