Sentence examples for exemplar of what from inspiring English sources

Google executives called the Nexus One "exemplar" of what is possible with Android today.

He is a perfect exemplar of what the British call "the Great and the Good".

For all its narrative verve, entertainment value and stylistic fireworks, "Double Cross" is nevertheless, like its two predecessors, an exemplar of what might be called "shallow" intelligence history.

Another highlight, Warhol's "Big Campbell's Soup Can with Can Opener (Vegetable)" is an early exemplar of what would become one of the artist's most recognized themes.

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.

Daniel Haverty, the executive chef, is a culinary exemplar of what used to be called, back in the 1960's, the Boston-to-Austin axis.

Pogge reminds us of other eccentric and utopian causes that have ended up being exemplars of what justice demands.

Then he actually met the Struldbruggs, the living exemplars of what longer life really was, and his fantasies about defeating death were laid to rest.

"Mediocrity" is not the first quality that springs to mind when one thinks of places like Denmark, the Netherlands, and the Federal Republic of Germany, to name three contemporary exemplars of what Texas Republicans abhor as "socialism".

The great works of the tradition do not circumscribe the sorts of things that can be art, but they are exemplars of what we expect a work of art to do to us.

He announced that, to contend with other universities, N.Y.U. would seek a "category change," becoming "one of the first exemplars of what universities will be in this new century".