Sentence examples for are all exemplary from inspiring English sources

Their Palestinian classics — fattoush (bread and fresh vegetable salad) and baba ghanouj — are all exemplary.

What ties them together, beyond the fact that all three are important New York landmarks that took an exceptionally long time to renovate, is that they are all exemplary pieces of restoration.

Bee (2003), Blink The Brightest (2005), and Masts of Manhatta (2010), and assorted EP and single releases which are all exemplary singer-songwriter efforts which traverse folk, pop, jazz, blues, and "alternative rock" -- whatever that means.

A rich, layered tiramisu, intense mocha chocolate pot de creme and almond-apple tart in a puff-pastry crust, were all exemplary.

If my habits are at all exemplary, it's not an encouraging picture.

The man, the work, and the life are all, in the best sense, exemplary.

No character on "Banshee" is an exemplary token; all the characters have their own agendas and are corrupt or broken or both.

Haven Jones made for an intense, surprisingly proactive Prince; but as with all Hands's work, this was above all exemplary ensemble theatre that proved how mellifluous Shakespeare sounds with a Welsh accent.

All in all, it was an exemplary eve ning.

No doubt they're all written in exemplary prose.

"All at Sea is an exemplary memoir," wrote Helen Davies in the Sunday Times of the book by Decca Aitkenhead, in which she recounts her husband Tony's death by drowning.