Sentence examples for exemplar of which from inspiring English sources

Many academics have devoted their careers to criticising the overblown commercial projects of mega-events, the exemplar of which is the Olympic Games.

In a small number of cases, the exemplar of which is PRDM9, we found clearly orthologous genes with no discernible fingerprint similarity across species.

The Buddha and, among the Greeks, Plato and Plotinus, all held that life in the time flow, though not wholly illusory, is at best a low-grade condition by comparison, respectively, with the Buddhist Nirvāṇa (in which desires are extinguished) and with the Platonic world of Ideas; i.e., of incorporeal timeless exemplars, of which phenomena in the time flow are imperfect and ephemeral copies.

Moses was an avatar of the early 20th-century vision that the only salvation of cities was the large-scale destruction of their existing features, and Jacobs an exemplar of another, which maintained that the future of cities rested on preserving exactly those qualities.

If so, what is at issue in the objection is not panpsychism so much as the possibility that the paradigms or exemplars in terms of which one characterizes the notion of the physical might turn out to be radically different from what we normally assume in a quite specific sense — they might turn out to be in some essential or ultimate respect mental.

The package includes eight technical modules, with four exemplar case studies, one of which covers the refurbishment of an existing building, and a training software program.

Now there are two exemplars: the created exemplar, which is the species of the universal caused by the thing known, and the uncreated exemplar, which is an idea in the divine mind.

Enter Peter Thiel, who is both a theorist and an exemplar of Silicon Valley, in which business is a more visionary endeavor, in which talent is less social and more singular.