Sentence examples for be exemplified in a from inspiring English sources

Paint performance properties will be exemplified in a typical architectural formulation.

Chadha (2014, 289) explains that according to Nyāya, for a universal to exist all that is required is that it be exemplified; in a Quinean twist – to be is to be exemplified.

The other is that since authentication experiments are indeed a rather subjective test, malicious tampering that might occur in reality are inexhaustible and can only be exemplified in an article.

The shrillness of the moment was exemplified in a petition from 32 writers sent to the chancellor.

The widespread misconceptions about the regulation were exemplified in a letter to the editor published Dec. 29 in The New York Times.

Both inclinations are exemplified in a beautiful piece from 1991 that looks like a bit of modernist scrimshaw: a used bar of soap seemingly engraved with a tight spiral that turns out to be meticulously inlaid hair.

ESPN's reverence was exemplified in a syrupy promo — in long form and sliced into mininuggets — narrated with something close to piety by the actor Thomas Haden Church that gave glimpses of the Augusta terrain as a golfer prepared to tee off.

However, for a few years, Best had it all -- an embarrassment of sex and riches that is exemplified in a possibly apocryphal anecdote that's repeated often in pubs across the world.

The first, structural semantics, goes back to the period preceding World War II and is exemplified in a large number of publications, mainly by German scholars Jost Trier, Leo Weisgerber, and their collaborators.

His inability to resolve Paraguay's disparity in landholdings, among the nation's most pressing social issues, was exemplified in a clash this month between the police and squatters that left 17 dead.

The approach to the problem of other minds within existentialism is exemplified in a long chapter of L'Être et le néant (1943; Being and Nothingness), by Jean-Paul Sartre.