Sentence examples for classical exemplar from inspiring English sources

This biblical theological approach is the classical exemplar of the oldest post-apostolic doctrine.

The Royal Shakespeare Company's introduction to The Comedy of Errors points out that for Shakespeare's audience "a work was good not because it was original, but because it resembled an admired classical exemplar, which in the case of comedy meant a play by Terence or Plautus".

We defer to scholars of religion to sort out the conceptual limits of Daoist religion and baldly focus on what philosophical content can be extracted from the classical exemplars: Laozi and Zhuangzi.

His prose masterpiece, De los nombres de Cristo (1583 85), a treatise in the dialogue form popularized by the followers of Erasmus on the various names given to Christ in Scripture, is the supreme exemplar of Spanish classical prose style: clear, lofty, and, though studied, entirely devoid of affectation.

The benchmark suite consists of the NK - Kauffman complex landscape, with various sizes and complexities, which is chosen as an exemplar case of classical NP-complete optimization problem.

One exemplar of adaptation in contemporary classical presentation is the New World Symphony (NWS) in Miami Beach, Florida.

The village's company, the Nrityagram Dance Ensemble, is a lustrous exemplar of Odissi, one of India's classical dance forms.

In New York Theater Ballet's small-scale production on Sunday, both Philip King (in the double role of Drosselmeyer's Nephew and the Nutcracker Prince) and Steven Melendez (in the double role of Doctor Stahlbaum and the Sugar Plum cavalier) were exemplars of the way good manners and classical grace can turn seemingly formulaic roles into expressions of humanity at its most touchingly chivalrous.

For 24 years Jock Soto was a star at the New York City Ballet, an exemplar of the nobility, chivalry and power that classical dance demands of its men.

The representation allows us to combine the classical view of concept acquisition with aspects of the probabilistic and exemplar views and to organize the database into the equivalents of "episodic" and "semantic" memory.

The prominence of practical models or exemplars reflects two fundamental features of Mohist thought and arguably of classical Chinese philosophy generally.