Sentence examples for exemplar of a from inspiring English sources
Exemplar of a life well-lived.
He was an exemplar of a simple populism.
Gleevec was the exemplar of a brand-new kind of cancer medicine.
Billy Bragg's plan for a Lords elected by secondary mandate would be a strong exemplar of a commitment to devolution.
NHS England also has an incentive to fund it as a national exemplar of a new way of working.
The paper became an exemplar of a corrupt and decaying tradition of political advertising masquerading as news.
His greed was considered by many to be a kind of roguishly fun exemplar of a go-go moment.
The film is an exemplar of a new "Tradition of Quality," of a bien-pensant but mal-imaginant sophistication.
Ms. Franck was an exemplar of a school of postwar photography that aimed to capture the real world.
I wondered what Hazare, as an exemplar of a venerable style of civil pressure, made of Occupy Wall Street.
But it was as an exemplar of a generation of more sophisticated, better-educated science-fiction writers who emerged in the 1960s that Mr. Disch first stood out.
