Sentence examples for exemplar in its from inspiring English sources

In many respects, the piece is less opera than oratorio, taking Bach as an obvious exemplar in its extended meditation on man's inhumanity to man.

Franklin D. Roosevelt, whom Hillary presented as her presidential exemplar in his big campaign kick-off on New York's Roosevelt Island in June, certainly saw much the same thing in his day.

But cognition of a true thing may occur without the cognition of its truth, since the latter is the cognition that the thing adequately corresponds to its exemplar in the human or divine mind.

On the one hand, the eternal reason of a thing specifies the very kind of thing that thing is, and simply in virtue of existing as an item of a determinate kind a thing will necessarily conform to its exemplar in this respect and be true.

The furore over revamping England's planning system is the latest exemplar in how difficult it is to balance housing and conservation.

Between 1999 and 2007 the Spanish government was a lone exemplar in the European Union for keeping its annual borrowing to 3 percent of economic output, as required by the 1997 Stability and Growth Pact.

A necessary condition for the existence of any attribute by participation is that the same attribute is present in its exemplar essentially, that is, intrinsically.

The present study did not include exemplar species of Meessiidae (in its revised concept), included in the phylogenetic study on Tineoidea by Regier et al. [ 55].

Nor will you find an exemplar in France, the nation formerly famous for its sangfroid approach to unusual marital arrangements.

The bank's sheer size would make it an exemplar in a sector not known for good behaviour.

"The feedback we're getting from DWP and all the external reviews is that it's an exemplar in terms of working with them".