Rubric

The rubric for the church service included specific prayers and readings.

The essay was graded based on the rubric provided by the teacher.

The editor provided a rubric to help guide me through my revisions.

The professor provided a detailed rubric for the research paper.

The bishop received the rubric of archbishop after serving for 20 years.

The judge will rubric the competition entries according to the criteria provided.

The museum exhibit is organized under the rubric of ancient civilizations.

The rubric was often used to highlight important passages or headings.

The rubric light from the stained glass windows cast a warm glow in the church.

The yoga instructor provided a rubric for each pose to ensure proper alignment and form.

The teacher provided a rubric for the students' research papers.

The priest followed the rubric for the baptismal ceremony.

The rubric at the bottom of the page provided further insight into the author's intentions.

The rubric flowers in the garden were a bright spot of color in the green landscape.

The rubric was a bright red color that added contrast to the black text.

The rubric clarified some of the technical jargon used in the article.

The article is a part of the rubric on current affairs.

The fashion designer's collection falls under the rubric of haute couture.

The committee will rubric the grant proposals based on the impact and feasibility of the project.

"Fruits" is the rubric for apples, oranges, and bananas.

The new employee orientation program includes a rubric for understanding company policies and procedures.

The supervisor will rubric the employee's performance based on the goals and objectives of the company.

The teacher asked the students to rubric their classmates' group project using a set of guidelines.

This painting belongs to the rubric of abstract art.

The priest was promoted to the rubric of cardinal for his outstanding contributions to the church.

The teacher underlined the rubric in the textbook to emphasize its importance.

The school district developed a rubric to ensure all teachers were using the same grading criteria.

The coach will rubric the gymnast's routine based on execution and difficulty.

The rubric was an important element of medieval book production, requiring skilled craftsmen to create.

The rubric was made by grinding red ochre into a fine powder.

"Sports" is the rubric for soccer, basketball, and baseball.

The pope granted the rubric of metropolitan to the archbishop in recognition of his service.

The rubric was a popular decorative element in medieval art.

I was hesitant to order the dish because the rubric didn't make it clear if it contained any nuts.

The restaurant's rubric for their signature steak dish is very detailed.

The rubric was commonly used in illuminated manuscripts from the Middle Ages.

The rubric for the cocktail was so intricate that I had to ask the bartender what some of the ingredients were.

The editorial team will rubric the articles for publication in the journal based on quality and significance.

The archbishop bestowed the rubric of chaplain on the priest for his spiritual guidance.

The rubric for the vegetarian option was very helpful in letting me know exactly what was in the dish.

The judge followed the rubric for the trial proceedings.

The rubric was often used in conjunction with other pigments, such as ultramarine and vermilion.

The production of rubric required specialized knowledge and expertise, and was often a closely guarded secret.

The rubric of abbot is given to the head of a monastery.

The rubric was applied to the manuscript by hand, making each one unique.

The rubric for the seafood platter was so extensive that I had to look up some of the terms on my phone.

The online store's rubric for clothing was divided into sections for men, women, and children.

The scholar added a rubric to the manuscript to clarify the meaning of an obscure passage.

The rubric was useful in deciphering the meaning of the symbols.

The company has a strict rubric for evaluating employee performance.