Sentence examples for early exemplars from inspiring English sources

Two severe sundials stand out as early exemplars of form following function.

These long out-of-print books operating at the intersection of architecture, systems theory, and artificial intelligence are early exemplars of the MIT Press's interdisciplinary publishing program.

Pratt and Montag were early exemplars of a second wave of reality stars, who understood that reality TV could be manipulated to produce fame, even at the expense of likability.

By Naomi Fry June 30, 2017 Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag were early exemplars of a second wave of reality stars, who understood that reality TV could be manipulated to produce fame, even at the expense of likability.

The government just wants "to avoid…proper scrutiny, which takes time," its lawyers suggested.Saving time has its merits: the snail's pace of local planning would have stopped eco-towns being early exemplars of green good practice, as desired.

Furthermore, there is as yet little robust evidence that crisis resolution and home treatment teams for older people with mental health problems can reduce hospital admissions, although feedback from early exemplars suggests a degree of perceived effectiveness [ 55].

James Fenimore Cooper (author of The Last of the Mohicans) is an early exemplar.

As an early exemplar of the changing postwar morality, it intimated that a woman had the right to seek love outside of an unsatisfying marriage.

Actually, this style had first appeared in Iran about the end of the 15th century, the ghazal poet Bābā Fighānī being often mentioned as an early exemplar, but it became much more pronounced in Persian poetry written in India.

J. Hoberman, in his recent history of Hollywood and the cold war, "Army of Phantoms," finds it an early exemplar of Fortress America, "a vision of total mobilization" in the face of a mounting Communist menace.

Another highlight, Warhol's "Big Campbell's Soup Can with Can Opener (Vegetable)" is an early exemplar of what would become one of the artist's most recognized themes.