Sentence examples for It's exemplary from inspiring English sources

(It's exemplary of Jenkins's art that, during an outburst by Chiron's mother that terrifies him, her shouting voice is kept off the soundtrack).

(It's exemplary of Soderbergh's rationalistic vision that he resolves relations between white and black inmates of the county jail not with politics but with the universal and abstract solvent: money).

It's exemplary of Mills's approach to her that, when she agrees without inhibition to let Jamie cut school and signs notes to excuse him, the two notes that are sent explain that he was busy working for the Sandinistas and that he was in a small-plane accident — great anecdotes if true, and great lines if not (even though Mills can't be bothered to let on what Jamie was in fact doing).

It's exemplary of our own times that a character with Alice's obsessions should be presented not merely as odd but as ill, that her road to self-realization depends on rejecting her medication — and (spoiler alert) that ultimately, her doctor turns out to know best.

It's exemplary of our own times that a character with Alice's obsessions should be presented not merely as odd but as ill, that her road to self-realization depends on rejecting her medication and (spoiler alert) that ultimately, her doctor turns out to know best.

It's exemplary late Jay Z: all stark, cavernous production and cryptic boasting.

It is exemplary because of its strong sense of place and its commitment to exploring the hard facts of American life without sentimentality or message-mongering, in a way that is rare in American movies.

Kant characterizes the necessity more positively by saying that it is "exemplary," in the sense that one's judgment itself serves as an example of how everyone ought to judge (§18, 237).

As biography, it is exemplary.

Court TV had chosen the case not because it was celebrated but because it was exemplary.

As a crash course in the mucky reality of British politics, it is exemplary.