Sentence examples for be exemplary of from inspiring English sources

We identified four types of board decisions and selected four issues meant to be exemplary of those respective types of decisions, set forth in the table below.

His subjects were on the surface resolutely prosaic and artless, yet it can be argued that what he demanded of them was quality—he demanded that they be exemplary of the brave, groping, sometimes comic effort to create a built culture that would be consonant with an unprecedented nation.

"The Kids Are All Right" is a work of "liberal realism," a phrase meant to ring as hollow as that of Socialist Realism, and, for all its cleverness and charm, its fleshed-out characters are actually far too sculpted, defined all too tightly in terms of their functions in the story's lines of conflict to be exemplary of anything.

Quotations used in this paper were chosen because we consider them to be exemplary of the general picture that arose from the data.

Samuelson found Confusion to be exemplary of Kuti's "genius" formula, in which he startles musically enraptured listeners with his commentary.

A thorough financial analysis of Borghese's cardinalate by Reinhard Volcker (based on a series of extant account books) examines the strategies Borghese used to build up wealth during his uncle's pontificate and non-ecclesiastical assets before his uncle's death, which Volcker considers to be exemplary of Baroque papal families.

Pfaff's work with the long jumper Greg Rutherford is exemplary of his philosophy.

Both endearing and crude, the song was exemplary of Hall's literary gifts and sneering wit.

The case of Reggio Calabria, metropolitan city, is exemplary of this model.

The Rosetta Stone from the Ptolemic era is exemplary of how written language was used.

Among low-carbon electricity technologies, solar and wind energy are exemplary of this process.