Sentence examples for a leading exemplar from inspiring English sources

But, as Stiles contends, the Commodore was a leading exemplar of a new class of businessmen.

Like the Nrityagram dancers, she is a leading exemplar of the Odissi style of the eastern state of Orissa.

The Scotsman, morning daily newspaper published in Edinburgh, widely influential in Scotland and long considered a leading exemplar of responsible journalism.

Like the dancers from the Nrityagram Dance Ensemble – which performed at the Joyce Theater last week– Ms. Mohapatra is a leading exemplar of the Odissi style of the eastern state of Orissa, he writes.

It was a much more joyous film than Dark Knight Rises which, despite its happy ending, was a leading exemplar of the dark trend in superhero films.

Piano is a humanist, perhaps the leading exemplar of that tradition in our time.

Ms. Strasser said it was the leading exemplar of a shift toward mass merchandising, which in her view has transformed customers into consumers.

Politico, perhaps the leading exemplar of the savvy school of political analysis (that's not a compliment; I mean it in the Jay Rosen sense of the term), got off to a particularly bad start.

William Jennings Bryan was perhaps the leading exemplar of the breed.

Times Square is the world's leading exemplar of these manufactured centers.

To its credit, perhaps, the Modern has become the leading exemplar of the changing role of new art in museums.