Sentence examples for a paradigm of a from inspiring English sources

Zumwalt's logic is a paradigm of a kind of thinking that is not fairly common in Washington.

"They're about community, communication, producing food and doing it alongside each other," said Don. "They're a paradigm of a successful society.

The exquisiteness of the five movements of Tout un Monde Lointain, perfectly realised by Queyras and the BSO under Kirill Karabits, make it almost a paradigm of a mature Dutilleux work.

The new reality is a paradigm of a hard-money north led by Germany that is starkly at odds with a soft-money south, which would not be such a problem if they did not also share a currency and a central bank.

"Is Revolution a paradigm of a new studio?

The ribosome is a paradigm of a molecular assembler".

For him, Hitler's genocidal war for "lebensraum," or "living space" for Germans, is a paradigm of an anti-scientific response to an ecological crisis.

A paradigm of an enteric pathogen is Salmonella enterica, a gram-negative bacterium that causes a wide range of gastrointestinal and systemic diseases.

Woywodt et al. found high level of CEC in patients with active ANCA-associated small vessel vasculitis, a paradigm of an endothelial disorder, whereas cell numbers declined progressively during the successful therapy [ 13].

More recently, chikungunya virus (CHIKV) appeared as a paradigm of an infectious disease that rapidly became global as highly viremic travelers acted as efficient carriers of the virus (7 ).

It's a paradigm of the film as a whole, and for all the movie versions of this story.