Sentence examples for exemplar but it from inspiring English sources

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.

So this is going to be an ongoing issue that Greece is the exemplar, but what it represents could be the real issue for a lot of investors.

So they may not be moral exemplars, but I do think they're heroes".

Positions that are gaps in the exemplar but not in the potential cluster member are counted as differences.

But it is not an exemplar of democratic capitalism.

But it was as an exemplar of a generation of more sophisticated, better-educated science-fiction writers who emerged in the 1960s that Mr. Disch first stood out.

If impartiality is a cardinal scientific virtue, Lewens is a fine exemplar of it.

The Forward, which was founded in 1897, is not the oldest, but it is the model, the exemplar.

You might struggle: the Canadian port city may be a lovely place to live, but it's not exactly an exemplar of romance and adventure.

This explanation is solid, but it is by no means a generalizable exemplar for evolutionary medicine.

But it's definitely true that Goldman is serving as the exemplar for the industry as a whole, and is being raked over the coals for practices that probably are not uncommon on Wall Street.