Sentence examples for exemplar for the from inspiring English sources

Such an enormous feat of postmodern mumbo-jumbo is a perfect exemplar for the early 21st century.

African news media have cited Mr. Touré as an exemplar for the region over the last year.

"But now I'd say the program has become the exemplar for the rest of the university on how to deal with our communities".

His emphasis on digital — in design as well as marketing — has been heralded as the new exemplar for the fashion industry.

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.

"The original intention was that we put in place a liberal democracy that was an exemplar for the region, was pro-west and might have a beneficial effect on the balance within the Middle East.

The exemplar for this kind of excellence — the man everybody points to as the superlative attorney general — is Edward Levi, who served under Gerald Ford.

A good exemplar for this design is the investigation of technology collaborations (Davis and Eisenhardt 2011).

The Pope's intention was to enable himself to declare more saints from the ranks of ordinary people among a wider range of nationalities to create more representative exemplars for the average person in the pew.

It began with a speech by the shadow Chancellor at the traditional New Labour think-tank Demos in which the Tories' chief election strategist cited a bizarre collection of left-leaning governments – the Swedish Social Democrats, Bill Clinton's Democrats and the Canadian Liberal Party – as exemplars for the future of the Conservative party under comrade Cameron.

From the output, we randomly selected 13,300 frames as noise exemplars, with an equal number of exemplars for the four noise types.