The phrase "acting exemplary" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would be "acting as an exemplar" or "acting in an exemplary manner."
Example: "The teacher was acting exemplary by going above and beyond to help her students succeed."
Alternatives: "demonstrating excellence" or "serving as a model."
Your music is incredible, and voice acting absolutely exemplary.
A broad channel has obviously opened for McDonald, whose acting is exemplary.
Mr. Day-Lewis is the male Meryl Streep, synonymous with exemplary acting.
There is no doubt that national and local government have an important role to play, both in achieving design quality as a client and in promoting design quality by acting in an exemplary way.
The acting is exemplary, both intense and easy, with Carla Henry outstanding as a highly disconcerting young girlfriend.
The drive for candidate status also explains why Serbia is acting in such an exemplary fashion in EU-sponsored talks with Kosovo that began in Brussels earlier this month.
Furthermore, because the field is still in its infancy, results can be surprising: video games designed to be reasonably mindless result in widespread enhancements of various abilities, acting, we will argue, as exemplary learning tools.
Maryann Plunkett, Mariann Mayberry and Sally Murphy as the three sisters, Jay O Sanders as the brother, Jon DeVries as the amnesiac uncle and Jesse Pennington as the lover of the writer-sister give an exemplary display of naturalistic acting.
"Their images in our minds will be our only comfort in this sorrow," said the acting police chief, Howard A. Jordan, adding, "They were exemplary men and outstanding police officers".
He argues, with an assured command of his sources, that Lenin was an incorrigible optimist about working-class organisation: his overarching aim was to encourage it through education, agitation and exemplary, heroic action, rather than acting on the workers' behalf.
