Here various kinds, or categories, of linguistic change will be listed and exemplified.
Holbrooke, who was my friend, came of age in the Kennedy years and exemplified its can-do idealism.
Ghana did this by playing good football and showing great courage and spirit and exemplified what playing for your country is supposed to be about.
Mr. Daisey's one-man show is a lampoon of the contemporary corporate culture spawned by the dot.com boom and exemplified by Amazon.com, where he worked.
Central to its success has been associate director John Tiffany's dancing documentary style – fierce but dreamy, and exemplified in Black Watch.
Many big cities have immigrant enclaves, but the diversity and breadth of Queens is unparalleled, and exemplified by its most sacred intersection — 74th Street, Broadway and Roosevelt Avenue.
Also in Harry's generation was Catharine Maria Sedgwick, who became a successful 19th-century novelist and exemplified another family trait: self-absorption.
From the beginning it had a strong religious connection and exemplified the Christian insistence on compassion and care for the aged, the infirm, the needy, and the ill.
Ms. Snider grew up embedded in the Pickle Family Circus, which was co-founded by her parents in 1974 and exemplified the new circus movement.
In a eulogy, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Mr. Kimche had "combined elegance, patriotism and sophistication" and "exemplified how to fulfill a public mission".
This is advocated and exemplified for instance in [14 17].
