Sentence examples for exemplar may be from inspiring English sources

The American-born Internet is today's exemplar; tomorrow's exemplar may be nano-science or quantum computing.

For examinations, any exemplar may be presented in any of four ways, by transposing   the top and bottom strands and/or reversing the direction of the strands left to right.

For certain applications, the selection of a greater number of exemplars may be preferable, for example in proportion to the number of landscapes.

They hypothesize that some of these calls demonstrate that the cotton-top tamarin uses phonetic syntax, while other calls may be exemplars of lexical syntax usage.

Exemplars of Account 1 may be more likely to encourage all patients to participate in lifestyle consultations, although as we did not observe consultations in this study this is a supposition only.

Ed Ruscha may be an exemplar of California cool in both his person and his art, but stylistically, he's more like Switzerland.

One of us (Leonard Susskind) may be his exemplar of an ironic scientist, and the other (Lawrence M. Krauss) a hero of the sensible opposition.

The presidents — of Guinea, Niger, Ivory Coast and Benin — may be democratic exemplars in Washington, but these heroes of the ballot box maintain shaky holds on power, pointing to the tenuousness of democracy in parts of the continent.

They may be prototypes, exemplars, analogies, or pictures of some kind of thing, or they may be tools or measuring devices, such as a yardstick or a carpenter's compass and square.

Shiny exemplars of successful revenge bodies may be more likely to persist in Instagram feeds, but it's useful to ask about what's motivating these folks.

Of all the university's traditions, Scav may be the best exemplar of the campus culture.