Sentence examples for consider exemplary from inspiring English sources

In return for what they consider exemplary handling of the swine-flu epidemic, the Mexicans would appreciate American help in acquiring stocks of the H1N1 vaccine.

We develop great respect for people we consider exemplary and lose respect for those we discover to be clay-footed, and so we may try to respect only those who are truly worthy of our respect.

Mr. Condé's country could no longer be considered exemplary.

L.V.M.'s behavior in custody was considered "exemplary," according to the N.Y.C.L.U.

The competition was designed to reward what President Obama considers exemplary educational ideas and practice, in hopes that other states will adopt similar practices.

It was considered exemplary form to stab again below the sternum and press downward across the first cut and then to pierce one's throat.

Snow's innovative reasoning and approach to the control of this deadly disease remain valid and are considered exemplary for epidemiologists throughout the world.

The McCarthy civil rights record was considered exemplary, yet when asked about the issue at a rally, he dismissively advised his questioner to look up his record.

The National Biscuits & Confectionery plant here is considered exemplary; it has more than 50 Saudi workers, or 11percentthoughugh strict adherence to the 25 percent would require 110 Saudis.

These are the three best shogi players in Japan, each considered exemplary of his generation: Makoto Nakahara, Koji Tanigawa, and Yoshiharu Habu.

Yet consider the filmmakers whose work is considered exemplary Catholic filmmaking — whether the grand, operatic, studio-centric ornamentalism of Luchino Visconti, Martin Scorsese, or Francis Ford Coppola, or the fatalistic austerity of Robert Bresson.