Sentence examples for exemplar of some from inspiring English sources

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".

After establishing the context of South Africa's access to information regime, including a brief discussion of several of its weaknesses, the paper engages in an extended account of the Biowatch case as an exemplar of some of the more pronounced challenges to the effective implementation of the country's access to information legislation.

Previous work [ 85] has inferred several smaller trees that included multiple exemplars of some species used in this study.

IRON COUNCIL, by China Miéville (Del Rey/Ballantine, $24.95), is an exemplar of what some are calling the Next Wave in British science fiction.

Previous education secretaries – notably Charles Clarke – have always looked to the independent sector as an exemplar for some of the reforms, such as the house system, they would like to introduce in state schools.

I lit a cigarette, determined to wait for some exemplar of female beauty to walk in.

(The idea of Heston as the most evolved exemplar of the species may take some getting used to for nonsimians too).

We are calling it after a Frankish chieftain, born around 742, an early zealot for "the European idea".We do not invoke Charlemagne to parade him as some shiny exemplar of togetherly European virtue, but because of the uncanny way in which so many of the geopolitical puzzles of his age still tantalise today.

Exemplar of a life well-lived.

Dick Butkus, the exemplar of football fury.

Kavanaugh has been an exemplar of this trend.