Sentence examples for as exemplary in a from inspiring English sources

Thus Lyell's work is held up as exemplary in a treatise on philosophy of science (as we would call it), and its influence on Darwin was as much on the philosophical as on the scientific level (as we would say).

The sample may therefore be considered as exemplary in a clinical context.

A 2014 broadcasting law was lauded by the UN as "exemplary" in promoting media pluralism and setting up a regulatory body that is independent of the government.

This was highlighted recently in San Francisco, a city regarded as exemplary in many ways for disabled access including public transport.

A panel of higher education assessment experts recognized his work as exemplary in terms of the collection, analysis, interpretation, and communication of data to drive campus-wide planning and institutional decision making.

The jury praised Wang's work as "exemplary in its strong sense of cultural continuity and reinvigorated tradition".

But Héctor Icazuriaga, the speaker of the provincial legislative and acting governor, defended his ally's 12-year rule as exemplary in its efficiency and openness.

Dr. Kelly described her own medical team as "exemplary" in how they broke the news to her, but at the moment of diagnosis their focus was entirely on her, while she was more anguished about her children.

Jeremy Hunt is now pointing to Asian culture as exemplary in caring for the elderly, saying he is struck by the "reverence and respect" for older people in Asian cultures as the health secretary.

Drawing comparison to acid control legislation successfully implemented in Bangladesh (now constantly mentioned in international forums as exemplary in this regard), the factors hindering the same from happening in India need to be considered and countered.

> -wrap-foot> The regulation of pesticides in Sri Lanka is seen as exemplary in the region with the link to policymaking on intentional self-poisoning being seen as unique in many ways (Wiebers 1993).