Sentence examples for all exemplified from inspiring English sources

The university city, after all, exemplified Gemütlichkeit — it was comfortable with itself, rooted in the West, placid as the surface of the broad river running through it.

All exemplified the transformation of the American South that occurred between the mid-1960s and the mid-1970s, a transformation now largely taken for granted.By some measures Mr Jackson had the most privileged background.

Iran-Contra, the government shutdowns of 1995, the Clinton impeachment, and the efflorescence of presidential power claims under Bush 43 all exemplified that attack.

Mr Clegg's new policy is therefore precisely the sort of thing the Lib Dems congratulate themselves on avoiding: it is fiscally irresponsible, comes at the expense of targeted support to help the most needy and, most of all, exemplifies the electorally motivated splurges Lib Dems claim to eschew.

This all exemplifies what a mad dash Samsung has been making to enter the voice assistant fray following its acquisition of Viv Labs this past October.

We would then argue that for some objects to form a collection there must be something which makes them hold together as a collection, for example that they all exemplify a property, or that they were put together for a specific purpose.

These three women all exemplify amazing attributes that I seek to emulate every day.

These kinds of measures can be of importance to the patient at night, and they all exemplify the care activities of the ENs and RNs.

For its first 60 years HP exemplified all that is admirable about Silicon Valley.

It is not a question of stainless steel but, as Didion has exemplified all her life in her work, one of pragmatism.

Nobody all evening exemplified danciness better than she.