Sentence examples for exemplar as from inspiring English sources

He served as a moral exemplar as well.

According to this guideline, "like" may be used only for resemblance to an exemplar, as in "I'll find someone like you" and "Poems are made by fools like me".

Steven Seagal's hairstyle is a sleaziness exemplar, as is John Turturro's character in The Big Lebowski, Sean William Scott's character in American Pie, and every John Travolta character ever to appear in any movie ever (except Hairspray, unless you're going for the fat isolated, pack-rat sleazy look).

IKEA's internal communications feature morality tales, with Kamprad as exemplar: As a youngster, Ingvar Kamprad was always reluctant to drag himself out of bed in the morning to milk the cows on his father's farm.

One of the more annoying techniques of politicians is to use purely personal experience as an anecdotal exemplar – as if, just because the politician "got on their bike", we must accept that everyone could or should do likewise.

The objects presented at test could be the same exemplar as at study (physically identical picture), a different exemplar of the same object category, or a new, non-studied object.

As Daniel Alarcón reports in the winter issue of Granta, Lima's larger "informal" manufacturers can churn out forty thousand volumes a week, drowning the country in contraband and sending rogue exemplars as far as La Paz and Buenos Aires.

Lines join compounds in a cluster to a central "exemplar" compound as determined by the AP algorithm (see methods).

The identification of the two graphic symbols which were used as exemplars proceeded as follows.

Academics have researched the characteristics of those who commit fraud, including such exemplars as Bernie Ebbers.

Governor Scott Walker emerges from Wisconsin, a state that invented Progressive Era Republican rule in the 19th and early 20th centuries under such exemplars as Robert LaFollette.