Sentence examples for could exemplify from inspiring English sources

Meal for two, including service: £50 Early on in this job I discovered it could exemplify the "observer effect".

It could exemplify a state that knows that its role is to promote equality, protect diversity and forbid discrimination.

But few could exemplify her pathos and fragility as she threw her head back and plunged a hand into a long black glove.

If we confine our attention to necessarily non-spatial objects, a definition of a possible object which corresponds to Parsons' definition is easily available to Zalta: a possible (necessarily non-spatial) object is a (necessarily non-spatial) object such that some object could exemplify exactly the properties it encodes.

More exactly, a haecceity is a type of individual essence, i.e., a property P such that (i) P is possibly exemplified, (ii) necessarily, if an individual s exemplifies P, then s exemplifies P essentially and, moreover, (iii) necessarily, nothing other than s could exemplify P. (s exemplifies a property P essentially if it is not possible that s exist and fail to exemplify P).

In this hypothesis, the lamprey could exemplify the evolutionary consequences of changes in the spatio-temporal expression of the modulators of a signaling pathway –i.e., not the ligand itself- on the anatomy and morphogenesis of a structure.

If only athletes could just exemplify virtues like perseverance and teamwork, as the organisers of the Olympics insist they do.

What, to prejudiced Westerners, could better exemplify Muslim backwardness and depravity?The latest bloody furore was provoked by the belated release on the web of an amateurish film, probably made by a Coptic Egyptian resident in America, attacking the Prophet Muhammad as a fraud, brute and pervert.

For instance, an abstract object might perfectly well encode the property of being a round square, but could not exemplify it.

Suppose that it is constitutive of the nature of intentionality that one could not exemplify such mental states as loving, hating, desiring, believing, judging, perceiving, hoping, and so on, unless there was something to be loved, hated, desired, believed, judged, perceived, hoped, and so on.

My most recent trip could not exemplify this more.