Sentence examples for exemplar is now from inspiring English sources

The notion of Iraqis — to say nothing of the rest of the Arab world — accepting the United States as a moral exemplar is now surely out of reach.

The first great 18th-century exemplar is now seen to be Robert Challes, whose Illustres françaises (1713; The Illustrious French Lovers), a collection of seven tales intertwined, commands attention for its serious realism and a disabused candour anticipating Stendhal.

The model is now being evaluated through parallel randomised controlled trials in two exemplar chronic conditions.

And though the diffident style has always had its Hollywood exemplars, the mode is now particularly common among young actors — and it thrives in the medium of time, the long take.

With 23 gold medals to tuck into his Speedos, the swimmer has bounced back from suspension for drink driving and speeding offences, not to mention some party-related bong use, and is now the exemplar of wholesome American fatherhood – his first retirement photo was of him and his wife in a pool with their baby son.

He is now one of the foremost exemplars of professional dichtom in the country, with offices in N. Y. and Pasedena.

No wonder that his exemplar is Andy Warhol.

(2) The most similar symmetrical exemplar is selected from eight-direction or arbitrary-direction symmetrical exemplars.

An exemplar is the Toronto First Duty.

The third stage was a reversal of CD (CDR), in which all exemplars and the relevant dimension remained unchanged, but the previously correct stimulus was now incorrect.

While the genes associated with immunity are now being characterised in other insect genomes [ 7, 8], these additional exemplars do not yet span the diversity of Arthropoda.