Sentence examples for almost a paradigm from inspiring English sources

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.

Actually, Allahpundit likes it on ideological grounds as well as strategic: "All [the state is] doing is denying gays the label of marriage to preserve a sense of stigma, which is almost a paradigm case of what equal protection is meant to prevent.

"It's almost a paradigm".

In many ways "classic" analytic philosophy seems almost a paradigm case of "male-biased philosophy"—a kind of philosophy least hospitable to feminist values.

There's almost like a paradigm shift at play, and there are a number of people who are fighting the shift.

Talk about a paradigm shift.

This was almost a whole new paradigm.

An MFN has been found for errors, conflict, unexpected punishment, and negative feedback, and one of the most influential theories in which this group of ERP components has been considered has proposed that, in almost all paradigms, the MFN reflects a reinforcement learning signal that occurs whenever outcomes are worse than expected (Holroyd & Coles, 2002).

Does that not leave black politics entrenched in a paradigm set almost 150 years ago?

Importantly, the 'point of no return' hypothesis seems to be the only one proposed for the lack of reversions to solitary life-cycles in the major social insect groups and as such is an almost default paradigm.

A paradigm shift became almost inevitable because no one believed in the old paradigm.