Sentence examples for do not exemplify from inspiring English sources

For example, I now know, though sadly do not exemplify, the Second Rule of the Beautiful Bottom, as explained by a plastic surgeon on one of Brazil's more popular television shows.

A problem is encountered at the outset, however, for terms such as beautiful and ugly seem too vague in their application and too subjective in their meaning to divide the world successfully into those things that do, and those that do not, exemplify them.

While text in the visualization does describe some evolutionary processes, the pictorial elements of the map do not exemplify these processes by themselves.

Abstract objects are objects that encode properties, besides exemplifying them; in particular, they can encode properties they do not exemplify (see Zalta 1983).

Sometimes, when your memory comes and goes you say things that exist in your subconscious but do not exemplify how you live your life.

(cf. Zodiacal origin, above) Fuat Köprülü suggests that the lion and sun on the Turkic and Mongolic flags and coins of these times are merely astrological signs and do not exemplify royalty.

Therefore a theory of states of affairs must answer the question how a state of affairs can be directly about objects and properties (relations) and combine them, if the objects don't exemplify the properties (stand in the relations).

Of course, Bristol, Juno and Jamie Lynn don't exemplify the average American girl confronting unintended pregnancy.

I associate your paper with good writing: that is, thoughts well expressed; the word in question does not exemplify that.

But she does not exemplify soft, feminine beauty, and consequently it might take a few viewings to appreciate the piece.

Mrs. Bachmann told several hundred members of the Faith and Freedom Coalition that social conservatives "don't have to settle" for someone who does not exemplify their values.