Sentence examples for apparent exemplar from inspiring English sources

Consider that Isabella, the apparent exemplar of moral perfection and the play's chief cheerleader for purity, prefers to see her beloved brother beheaded rather than surrender her prized virginity.

The benefits that Pakistan accrued from this relationship were quickly apparent: in the nineteen-sixties, its economy was an exemplar.

They also agreed that two of the attributes (i.e., "develops appropriate questions and methods towards solving the problem" and "discusses and approaches problem solving incorporating multiple disciplines") were not readily apparent in the video data, despite our efforts to offer anchor exemplars.

Generally, differences in shape (e.g., among species or genotypes) or patterns of shape variation (e.g., whether shape varies continuously between exemplar morphologies) that are detectable subjectively by the investigator become very apparent under morphometric analysis.

Not an exemplar — the exemplar.

Ethics exemplar.

Stalin was his exemplar.

Hopper is an American exemplar.

Trade could become the exemplar.

Kabir is its greatest poetic exemplar.

Is every pope such an exemplar?