Sentence examples for exemplars of how from inspiring English sources

In their worlds, they came to be seen as exemplars of how the potent mix of money and style could propel a career.

They are handsome, judicious and -- except at the end, where the display becomes a little hectic -- exemplars of how to present social and cultural history to a broad audience.

Ico and Shadow of the Colossus are exemplars of how the best video games accomplish this, evoking empathy in the gamer through the play itself, rather than through dialogue or animation.

Indeed, technology and tech companies have a crucial role to play, not just in disseminating information but in becoming new exemplars of how American culture can change.

This paper identifies exemplars of how contextual factors dramatically impact on animal co-productions highlighting a serious mismatch between policy/scientific constructions and farmer constructions.

Exemplars of how the provision of useful formative comments had helped students improve their work could also help students appreciate the value of commenting on the video blogs of their peers.

The school is in many ways an exemplar of how to encourage children to eat well.

"Now we are trying to make every university an exemplar of how society ought to be".

Long points to the Boston Impact Initiative as an exemplar of how the world of finance is localising.

Bridget was once a true charmer, the winningly hapless exemplar of how beguiling chick lit could be.

Australia is held up by some as an exemplar of how to deal with asylum seekers – and how to speak about them.