Sentence examples for exemplar for some from inspiring English sources
Previous education secretaries – notably Charles Clarke – have always looked to the independent sector as an exemplar for some of the reforms, such as the house system, they would like to introduce in state schools.
Nowadays you might be able to find some children and dogs named Saban, but the notion that he is an exemplar for some embattled Southern Way of Life seems pretty exotic.
An exemplar 'stands for some property by [non-metaphorically, literally] possessing the property' (Young 2001, 72).
If Operation Merlin is supposed to be some kind of exemplar for covert CIA actions that must be shielded from public scrutiny, the government is further undermining its case for cracking down on whistleblowers.
Alex James, the Blur bassist-turned-cheesemaker, who resides on a 200-acre Oxfordshire farm, provides an exemplar for this latest incarnation, much as that might irk some.
One passage even declares Muhammad to be an "exemplar" for the believers (33:21).
It's hard to find a better exemplar for competition than chess.
A saint is an individual whose "heroic virtue" is an exemplar for others.
Her life was an exemplar for everyone concerned about the cause of equality.
Such an enormous feat of postmodern mumbo-jumbo is a perfect exemplar for the early 21st century.
By James Surowiecki May 14, 2016 Uber is the Silicon Valley exemplar for an aggressive approach to regulation.
