Sentence examples for exemplar of its from inspiring English sources

It's not an exemplar of its kind — there are unorthodox additions like red bell pepper and red onion — but the (side-sliced) hot dog roll it is tucked into is dutifully crisped on the griddle.

For someone who loves not just pop music but everything – the artifice, social significance, glamour and dress codes – that goes with it, Bowie remains an obvious exemplar of its possibilities.

Ms. Davenport is not alone in her embrace of the theory, but she is considered an exemplar of its practical application.

Although he has become one of the informal rulers of the place he inhabits, the Ubernode is determined to be a kind of reverse exemplar of its culture.

Roger Hepher, head of planning and regeneration, Savills, points to a huge range of places that have tried their hand at the arts-regeneration game, from the Lowry Centre in Salford Quays, The Sage, Gateshead and of course, Tate Modern in Southbank: a somewhat forgotten district prior to the gallery's inception and an exemplar of its type.

But the idea of the "certain cut" is very appealing; it is, so to speak, the limiting case of a typological grouping ultimately, every language is the only exemplar of its particular type.

Again, we instructed participants to either encode the exact image of the memory item (Exp. 4A) or the category-level information (Exp. 4B) and looked for the effect of distractors in the visual search task that either exactly matched the memory item or were exemplars of its type.

Although we have used EQuIP as our exemplar because of its utility and our knowledge of the Australian context, EQuIP can readily be substituted by another health system's accreditation process.

The editorialists of the Wall Street Journal, who last year dismissed ethics criticisms of DeLay as "amusing," now write sternly, "Mr. DeLay, who rode to power in 1994 on a wave of revulsion at the everyday ways of big government, has become the living exemplar of some of its worst habits".

The Flamenco Festival, at City Center, unleashes the four leading ladies of Spanish dance, exemplars both of its traditions — Manuela Carrasco and Carmen Cortés — and of more recent trends toward fusion and eclecticism — Rafaela Carrasco (no relation) and the innovative Olga Pericet.

Dance Dancing Divas The Flamenco Festival, at City Center, unleashes the four leading ladies of Spanish dance, exemplars both of its traditions — Manuela Carrasco and Carmen Cortés — and of more recent trends toward fusion and eclecticism — Rafaela Carrasco (no relation) and the innovative Olga Pericet.