Sentence examples for a paragon town from inspiring English sources

Far from transforming government from a pariah into a paragon, town officials have instead turned politics into a schoolyard rumble that sometimes could be likened to a Beckett play as interpreted by Monty Python.

Lasser holds up Detroit as a paragon of urban authenticity, but his home-town pride has no feeling of intimacy and seems burdened by a self-conscious sense of what the city has come to represent.

Ninety percent of Paragon, a town southwest of Indianapolis, was underwater, said the state's homeland security director, Joe Wainscott.

The severe advertising recession of the past two years has pushed Condé Nast, a paragon of profligacy known for its conga line of idling Town Cars surrounding the building, into focusing on costs.

The region was a paragon of cruelty.

"She's not a paragon of journalism," he added.

"I am a paragon of stability," he said.

Mr Allawi may not be a paragon of democratic virtue.

You might think Arthur would be a paragon of deportment.

But gold has not been a paragon of stable value.

Apple has not been a paragon of corporate governance.