Sentence examples for exemplars of this from inspiring English sources

One suspects that Manhattan alone is rich in exemplars of this sort: dancers, actors, writers, garment-makers, and musicians with careers behind them, long forgotten by the public yet plugging away at their work with quiet joy.

The exemplars of this form of poetic journalism included the masters of The New Yorker magazine, most notably A.J. Liebling, whose books included The Earl of Louisiana (1961), a study of an election in Louisiana, as well as Joseph Mitchell, who in his books The Bottom of the Harbour (1944) and Joe Gould's Secret (1942) offered dark and perplexing accounts of the life of the American metropolis.

For chemists, the use of an activating group is a common strategy and adenylate enzymes are exemplars of this approach.

She cites two Muslim leaders - Caliph Omar and Saladin - as exemplars of this approach, and the Crusaders as the city's most blood-soaked ravagers.

To compete with all the noise in the marketplace, TV has gotten bigger, brasher and louder in a lot of ways (think of the dumb stereotypes on "2 Broke Girls" or the four-quadrant blandness of "Terra Nova" as other exemplars of this trend).

Beckett's Waiting for Godot and Eliot's The Waste Land are prime exemplars of this phenomenon; in fact, Eliot originally chose Kurtz's despairing words as the epigraph for The Waste Land before Pound convinced him to select a quotation culled from Petronius' Satyricon, which ends with "I want to die".

Mr. Hejduk was perhaps the most extreme exemplar of this movement.

Rhinoceros is an early Royal Court exemplar of this and one of the most fun.

However, sport is not the best exemplar of this broader argument about inequality at the top.

Chile, which in 1982 had a financial crisis strikingly similar to that in East Asia, is the exemplar of this approach.

It was an exemplar of this festival's aesthetic: high-tech, allusive and not to be pinned down.