Sentence examples for exemplar of this from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hejduk was perhaps the most extreme exemplar of this movement.

However, sport is not the best exemplar of this broader argument about inequality at the top.

Rhinoceros is an early Royal Court exemplar of this and one of the most fun.

It was an exemplar of this festival's aesthetic: high-tech, allusive and not to be pinned down.

Marxism is the most obvious modern exemplar of this kind of thinking, and it is the chief though not the only source of inspiration for Howard Kirk's radicalism.

Norm Frazier, who at age 40 stands out among his classmates at the University of Colorado, is nonetheless a perfect exemplar of this new music-business entrepreneur.

Ms. Mentzer and Mr. Rutenberg will offer works by two of these composers and one living exemplar of the heritage this evening at the Morgan Library in a program called "Women in Love: The Songs of Alma Mahler, Clara Schumann and Libby Larsen".

One suspects that Manhattan alone is rich in exemplars of this sort: dancers, actors, writers, garment-makers, and musicians with careers behind them, long forgotten by the public yet plugging away at their work with quiet joy.

The exemplars of this form of poetic journalism included the masters of The New Yorker magazine, most notably A.J. Liebling, whose books included The Earl of Louisiana (1961), a study of an election in Louisiana, as well as Joseph Mitchell, who in his books The Bottom of the Harbour (1944) and Joe Gould's Secret (1942) offered dark and perplexing accounts of the life of the American metropolis.

For chemists, the use of an activating group is a common strategy and adenylate enzymes are exemplars of this approach.

She cites two Muslim leaders - Caliph Omar and Saladin - as exemplars of this approach, and the Crusaders as the city's most blood-soaked ravagers.