Sentence examples for exemplar or a from inspiring English sources

Although Socrates exerted a profound influence on Greek and Roman thought, not every major philosopher of antiquity regarded him as a moral exemplar or a major thinker.

She can be a cultural diva, in the sense of "arbiter" or "exemplar," or a sports diva, like a member of the D.C. Divas of the National Women's Football Association.

In a few cases, these nuclei are discontinuous, which is probably due to the conditions of their exemplar or to a confusion between the folios during the copying process.

Dr Martin regards the midfielder "as an exemplar or embodiment of a number of philosophical propositions" about crisis, conflict and identity.

Target faces were either one specific face (exemplar search) or a given category of faces (category search).

This was in part in response to Masterman's (1970) criticism that Kuhn had used 'paradigm' in a wide variety of ways; in addition, Kuhn felt that critics had failed to appreciate the emphasis he placed upon the idea of a paradigm as an exemplar or model of puzzle-solving.

With a small investment to generate a genome and transcriptome for an exemplar or the utilization of quickly growing resources from the many publicly available genome and transcriptome projects, a probe set can be designed that will target conserved regions that are phylogenetically informative across plant genera or families.

Such a blog may then serve as an exemplar or paradigm of this characteristic.

A concrete exemplar or model that one can emulate is considered as useful as a principle or definition (indeed, principles and definitions are apparently seen as one variety of practical model).

"Frank unintentionally made himself into an exemplar or classic case" when he produced "The Americans," wrote W. S. Di Piero in the catalog for "Robert Frank: Moving Out," a 1994 retrospective at the National Gallery of Art in Washington.

2. First, then, let us examine those good qualities by which we hold Likeness comes, and seek to establish what is this thing which, as we possess it, in transcription, is virtue but as the Supreme possesses it, is in the nature of an exemplar or archetype and is not virtue.