Sentence examples for a classic exemplar from inspiring English sources

Although he was much influenced by the work of Paul Cézanne in the early 20th century, he turned away from this style in the 1930s and embraced Socialist Realism, becoming a classic exemplar of Soviet painting and forfeiting any further claim to innovation in his art.

By contrast, Trump is a classic exemplar of the Dunning-Kruger Effect, named for two psychologists who demonstrated that the less knowledgeable and competent you are, the more you believe in your own superlative abilities.

A classic example?

They want to believe in the Great American Novel, the classic exemplar, the last word.

The classic exemplars of organ complexity, eyes, are then used as a case study to illustrate these general mechanisms.

As played by these two wonderful actors, K J and Jasper are classic exemplars of the slacker species but also precisely drawn individuals whose soft spirits and troubled minds are revealed gradually but to stealthy emotional effect.

A classic play in a classic production.

A classic invention story.