These characters do not figure in the plots as models to be emulated, though.
How many TV shows depict engineers and mathematicians as models to emulate?
Over time, these zones could serve as models to encourage reform across all of Kosovo.
Mr. Brodney used poor women in settlement houses as models to capture "a faraway look of wanting and loss".
What Africa needs is one or two unequivocal success stories that would serve as models to reformers in other places and attract global investors.
You get the feeling that people exist for Mr. Hockney not as individuals but as models to practice on, as though he were still a student.
We have also looked at examples of good practice – led by healthcare organisations, medical professionals and governments – as models to learn from.
He argued for freedom in music, and he pointed to the Italian composers as models to be followed.
Soviet accomplishments in all fields were held up as models to be emulated, and a massive effort was undertaken to make Russian the second language for Romanians.
Hence many are puzzled that Western intellectuals continue to assume that they can portray themselves and their countries as models to follow when they speak to the rest of the world on human rights.
Use the slide show's captions as models to write annotations of your own about the reasons for your most significant edits.
