None of which, of course, distinguishes the Paw Print Press as an exemplar of small-town-weekly journalism.
It is little wonder, then, that Hancock fetishises the hipster as both an ideal actor in his post-Brexit creative industries fantasy and an exemplar of small-scale, micro-enterprise: a capitalist.
A professor at a local college, he is of French-Canadian origin, but apart from his residual Roman Catholicism and his knowledge of French he is in most ways an exemplar of small-town New England.
The ship, an exemplar of the small-is-beautiful doctrine, is famously "bigger on the inside than the outside," its camouflaging "chameleon circuit" permanently stuck on presenting the TARDIS as a blue police phone box from 1960s London.
It's an exemplar of Steavenson's style — elegant and compact, achieving a great deal in a small space.
In the combative, Darwinian world of hip-hop, a place where one's status as an exemplar of the form is as ephemeral as an M.M.A. title, this is no small accomplishment.
But in recent years, small-government conservatives aligned with the tea party have seized upon Ex-Im as an exemplar of crony capitalism.
The device was an exemplar of Rube Goldberg ingenuity.
Breton also claimed her as an exemplar of international Surrealism.
He was an exemplar of a simple populism.
Sparkee, a grayish hound, is an exemplar of the species.
