The word "exemplar" is a valid and usable word in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is a model of excellence or a perfect example of a certain characteristic. For example: "John serves as an exemplar of hard work and perseverance."
Another issue which flared up in a number of conversations with people I had thought were long-standing work friends, was that now I, after years of bridling against management, was the exemplar of a newly-regimented, over-determined managerialism.
Kabulwarnamyo seems to be an exemplar of a remote community asserting its determination to educate its young, despite the dictates of government, and of securing a future through astute, job-creating land management and cultural protection.
"Windows can have flat arches, gentle arches or full arches," is one helpful suggestion proffered by the guide, which takes the form of eight "exemplar" case studies, from a white rendered terrace in Bude to a neoclassical mansion block in Islington.
The breakthrough exemplar business for Wolff Olins was American.
The new town, which is supposed to be an "exemplar" site for sustainability, will eventually have almost 10,000 homes, and is supported by a £30m grant from the Department for Communities and Local Government.
The exemplar projects would be at home in the catalogues of Taylor Wimpey and Persimmon, Berkeley and Barratt, alongside the cosy ticky-tacky charm of the Bancroft and the Conway, with their stick-on porches masking the hutches within.
(It is a great song," says Ryan Dunne. "Perhaps only "Ghostbusters" (the song) is a better exemplar of the time and genre)." What goes on in that head of yours, Ryan? 19 min: "The referee looks suspiciously like Lewandowski," says Matt Dony.
There was a 16, three batsmen got 18 and Buttler top-scored with 22, but the scorecard is an exemplar of insufficiency.
He was a champion of economic freedom and used his remarkable ability to communicate to further the principles that made America the exemplar of capitalism and progress.
They produce prosperous parents with graduate degrees, low divorce rates, and one or two over-protected children.I have nothing but respect for Rauch, both as a journalist and as an exemplar of true family values.
Class matters less: the fact that the Tories are gaining popularity led by an Old Etonian is, strangely, a sign of progress.Under Mr Blair, fusty old Britain has become an international exemplar of openness.
