While taking selfies at a Holocaust memorial is certainly not exemplary, or even acceptable, behavior, humiliating strangers using gruesome imagery might not be the most fruitful way to start a meaningful dialogue.
It is certainly not an exemplary model of any leadership interview, just my story.
But posterior exegetes certainly treated as exemplary his method and his standards for explaining problems and obscurities in Aristotle's texts.
All three do share a certain grandeur, which was certainly illuminated in an exemplary performance of the concerto by the cellist Alisa Weilerstein.
The removal of Saddam Hussein has certainly not been the exemplary exercise that would, some Americans believed, serve as a model across the ripe-for-reform Middle East.
She wasn't crazy, but she was certainly strange, and her exemplary qualities as a hard-fighting American woman can't quite be freed from her personal fixations and obsessions.
Their most doughty opponent, it turns out, is the amorphous "spirit of '76", which makes the book less a clash of titans than an exercise in shadow boxing.Mr Ellis's strategy of building his narrative around four exemplary men certainly makes for more compelling reading than delving into tax rolls or birth registers.
But certainly, it can learn from other exemplary plans, like the North Manhattan Climate Action Plan in New York City.
The conduct of those chiefly involved in both campaigns was exemplary and, if not entirely chivalrous, certainly characterised by dignity and mutual respect.
The author of exemplary studies of Samuel Pepys (a figure certainly as vital and as full of contradictions as Dickens) and Jane Austen, Ms. Tomalin oddly seems to have written this Dickens biography on automatic pilot.
