Hall resisted bitterness and, mostly, anger, and stuck to his exemplary arguments.
His diatribes, his hatred, his inability to listen calmly to an opposing argument, were the "exemplary" postures we learned in school.
The film's sobriety and carefully balanced arguments make it an exemplary piece of reporting, although its emotional heat rarely rises to a boil.
He said: "The central and only point that was remaining late on being discussed on Sunday night – and by the way I left before midnight – was this highly technical and legalistic argument of the wording on exemplary damages.
While I can produce only a few exemplary quotes in this paper, my overall argument builds on the much richer material which I have collected and selected in this way.
Let's reinstate that verb in the context of the poem, because it suggests the lightly teasing tone, the easy fluidity of the argument, and presumably the whole cast of Marvell's exemplary mind.
The author's own exemplary contribution to the world of Holocaust memorialisation gives force to his argument that commemoration is not the best route to understanding such a complex, multifaceted event.
A striking argument, the explanation of an adaptation or an evolutionary history, or an exemplary proof of the occurrence of evolution is useless to someone who lacks a proper context for it.
The judge awarded all costs to Mosley and refused the News of the World's argument that there should be a deduction because the paper had won on the issue of exemplary damages.
When Ruskin wrote about Turner as an exemplary artist, he made you feel what the pictures were like as well as what they stood for in his argument.
