Sentence examples for exemplar it from inspiring English sources

It's a miracle Germany got back on its feet, let alone became the moral exemplar it is today.

But Europe is not a universal exemplar: it is a specific case and a particular experience.

"Mother and Child" is the exemplar: it is hard to think of the last realist sculpture that comes vaguely close to its forensic lucidity, wit and humanity.

Gordon Brown and Baroness Shriti Vadera's pig-headed determination, against expert advice, to put the London tube into a web of PPP contracts stands as the worst exemplar: it fell over and cost a fortune.

And although the British judiciary system is often hailed as an exemplar, it's not always a fair cop.

When FastBLAST compares a potential cluster member to an exemplar, it ignores positions that are gaps in both sequences or just in the potential member (these can be thought of as truncations).

When we explain a disease, we construct an exemplar and model it.

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

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.

And the corrupt and repressive are as keen to use Britain as an exemplar when it suits their purposes as those who campaign for fair elections and an unrestricted fourth estate.

Nowadays down-in-the-mouths point out that even Horatio Alger, the great 19th-century marketer of this belief, was hardly an exemplar of it; that most of the super-rich in the annual Forbes list started out with a tidy inheritance; and that you surely need that tidy inheritance plus two incomes to have a half-decent middle-class life, even in Peoria.