Sentence examples for More exemplary from inspiring English sources
But what issues from the conflict is an even more exemplary moment, when Jerry reads the band a warning letter from the F.B.I. about the song.
For instance, N. C. Wyeth has the lion's share of the wall space, and in general is represented by better, more exemplary works than the other artists.
Romney projects a natural decency, and his record of personal conduct is more exemplary than Tom Brady's, but, like Bush and Kerry before him, he seems not to know what he doesn't know about life near the country's median income.
This time, with the world watching, the sanctions may have to be much more exemplary.If a state is deemed to have dealt with its citizens too leniently, the case could go before the International Criminal Court but only if either the state of the perpetrator or the state of the victim is a signatory to the court.
So, the column 'transparency question' contains one or more exemplary expert questions which can be assigned to a transparency criterion.
In the strictest sense, passions involve change for the worse, which leads Aquinas to consider sorrow a more exemplary passion than joy.
Unlike the Bach works, which were composed more as exemplary works than for performance, "Music in 12 Parts" was written for the Philip Glass Ensemble to perform on tour.
Mr. Obama did all this and more while maintaining exemplary dignity at all times.
If newspapers refuse to co-operate with the regulator, or set up a body that is not accepted by the new recognition panel, they will be more liable to exemplary damages in the event that they recklessly publish inaccurate stories.
You will eventually want to know about those ideas 0f salvation and eternity, just as you will want to learn about the ideas — collaboration, generosity, the embrace of ephemerality — that underpin LeWitt's art and make it, now more than ever, exemplary.
Cousins et al. [41] addresses this approach in more detail, showing exemplary that the contamination of drinking water resources with short-chain PFAAs leads to a poorly reversible exposure in humans, comparably to a contamination with long-chain PFAAs.
