Sentence examples for almost paradigmatic from inspiring English sources

"I think it's almost paradigmatic of what's going on with the talented writers right now.

The three photographers here are from different generations with distinct, almost paradigmatic photographic sensibilities.

"There's an almost paradigmatic expectation on the part of consumers to see maps that look like maps".

And perhaps, too, the artist's continuing fascination with the challenge of depicting Christ is because there is something of almost paradigmatic seriousness in the challenge.

Equally intriguing was the choice by Justice Kennedy, seen by many as the justice most likely to assume the central position on the court previously held by Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, to join Justices Thomas and Scalia in an almost paradigmatic case pitting an individual against the state.

The achievement must produce "a substantial impact for the field a richness of consequences[, and have an] almost … paradigmatic importance or breakthrough importance".

It must also have "a substantial impact for the field... [and have an] almost… paradigmatic importance or breakthrough importance".

Even if we can't quite muster a retort to the ticking bomb case, most of us take refuge in the fact that the paradigmatic case will almost never arise.

Moreover, Bcl-2 almost completely abrogated apoptosis induction upon treatment with etoposide or ionizing radiation, two paradigmatic stimuli of the mitochondrial death pathway.

My paradigmatic advice article has historically been about 3,000 words.

However, an old Gramscian truth about Italy must be remembered: the "backwardness" of its capitalism is paradigmatic.