Sentence examples for custom exemplified from inspiring English sources
Second, starting in the 1620s, there emerged in England an increasingly sophisticated defense of the idea that at the foundation of law was custom, exemplified by the common law of England.
After a period of French colonial rule and racial acceptance – exemplified by the custom of "placage" when women of ethnic minorities could marry white men – things are starting to change.
In the coming kingdom, moreover, the last would be first (Mark 10 31); those who held the chief positions in the present world would be demoted (Luke 14 7 11); those who gave up everything and followed Jesus would receive "a hundred-fold" (Mark 10 30); and sinners, exemplified by the customs officers and prostitutes, also would be included in the kingdom (Matthew 21 31).
He exemplified tenderness.
McIlvanney exemplified that tone.
As exemplified by Russell Brand.
"People exemplified leadership.
Cunningham's career exemplified that.
Two plays exemplified the run.
Ruth Levison Halperin exemplified both.
