Sentence examples for being exemplary of from inspiring English sources

Admittedly, it is more of a struggle to name the man behind the sculptural low seats in zingy colours on which we station ourselves for tea (the late Pierre Paulin, Charlotte tells me later), but I recognise them, and – perhaps more importantly – I recognise them as being exemplary of good late-20th-century design.

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.

One striking feature is a bright pillar-box red mirror, which Ahern explains is exemplary of her frugal approach.

The current one, "Summer Reading: The Re-creation of Language in 20th-Century Art," is exemplary of the type.

"We kept hearing from women who worked at those firms that Augusta membership was exemplary of the company's attitude".

It was one of the oddest moments of the 49er season and was exemplary of the state of disarray one of the National Football League's most storied franchises.

Both of these ideas are exemplary of cinematic modernism; both of them arise from his vision of traditional city life and its architecture.

Why? It's exemplary of the history of relics — or, rather, of how their function has changed and been quietly de-emphasized within the Church.

She conceded that her contest is "exemplary of some of the tension within the community," largely over whether President Obama's policies have been sufficiently supportive of Israel.

Whether apocryphal or real, it is exemplary of the very intimate ties that bind St .Petersburg and Amsterdam, as seen through the czar's famed admiration of the Dutch Republic.