Sentence examples for exemplar should be from inspiring English sources

Goldman reports that racial prejudice declined to a greater extent among McCain supporters, Republicans, and conservatives" than among Obama supporters, Democrats, and liberals "because exposure to a counter-stereotypical black exemplar should be most informative and surprising for those with more negative preexisting images of blacks.

This – as well as good employment practice and exemplar governance – should be at the heart of the current drive for responsible capitalism.

There is when you have sisters, especially when you have two of them who exist both as humans and taller exemplars of what adulthood should be like.

London should be an exemplar of good practice.

Above all, the panel believed that estate should be an "exemplar" of sustainable woodland management, delivering the conservation of wildlife, woodlands and associated habitats, along with large-scale open habitat and ancient woodland restoration.

Thus, what should be the exemplar now?

In the present case, the way in which the volcanic hazard situation at Santorini was evaluated urgently using BBNs is not held up as an exemplar of how such an assessment should be done in all circumstances; however it may provide helpful insights into formalized probabilistic methods for handling uncertain data and information under crisis conditions.

In all the internal discussions Four Corners is held up as the exemplar of the type of journalism we should be doing.

There are no clear exemplars of the view that mathematical standards should be authoritative in philosophy of mathematics, hence the question mark.

Indeed, instead of criticizing scientists with large number of Twitter followers, we should be studying them as exemplars for that dimension of social media success.

You've talked about how education should be done by example and how teachers should be the moral exemplars; yet we've got an awful lot of... what is it?