Sentence examples for Very exemplary from inspiring English sources

The conflict here isn't very exemplary or exciting, even by modest drama standards.

Perhaps that meant "normal" for a president - or "normal" in his handling of his private life, in other words not very exemplary, not very courageous and not very smart.

Beyond the memory stick's contents, the claims and counterclaims reveal "a difficult period, the most difficult we've had since the war, and you find very few exemplary figures in public life," said Thanos Veremis, a professor and a co-author of a history of modern Greece.

Their respect for match officials is very non-exemplary.

Also, except for very few exceptions (exemplary studies include Hauser and Xie 2005; Liu et al. 2016a, b; Xie and Hannum 1996), the majority of existing studies examine China's transitional process mainly through the change in the relative importance between state power and market strength in the temporal dimension.

Does it really matter, it is the very sort of exemplary activities that have could have real meaning, associated with real policies that help others pursue the same sensible paths.

The drive to breast feed, an excellent vaccination program, post natal visits by midwives are further initiatives that contribute to a very low, almost exemplary rate of Infant mortality.

Whether apocryphal or real, it is exemplary of the very intimate ties that bind St .Petersburg and Amsterdam, as seen through the czar's famed admiration of the Dutch Republic.

Last week, the chancellor wrote in a newspaper article that the "Federal government is very conscious of the exemplary role model Germany assumes in terms of stability policy within the euro area".

"The FA and Uefa have always been exemplary and very supportive, and that's great credit to them.

He's just an exemplary guy and we're very, very proud of him".