Sentence examples for exemplary form from inspiring English sources

This essay argues that neoliberalism is an exemplary form of political theology.

Buddy had flattened features and his own black underwear getup (though no Power Suit), and moved through squats and knee lifts and bicep curls with exemplary form.

Similarly, science is an exemplary form of enquiry because it is technical, fallible, done in communities and able to reshape our values.

It was considered exemplary form to stab again below the sternum and press downward across the first cut and then to pierce one's throat.

It's the plot of "The Jazz Singer," a masterpiece of racial ambiguity that inaugurated the 20th century's exemplary form of storytelling, the talking picture.

Now it's generally recognized that the product of actors is a performance, and critics' attention to their performances, not to their physiques, is an exemplary form of progress.

A schematic overview of various exemplary forms of the apical bases in the symphysis region is shown in Fig. 11.

But as it is, such knowledge of exemplary forms is impossible, though the light of God illumines the forms of particular things that we encounter in the world so that we can come to know them.

Such forms are in themselves universal and unchanging (indeed, in themselves they are the same as, though not numerically identical with, exemplary forms), and so they can ground necessary truths.

Speaking with Paola Antonelli, curator of the museum's department of architecture and design, the move wasn't a comment on whether video games constitute art but an effort to collect exemplary forms of interaction design.

Grosseteste suggests that if the mind were healthy, and unaffected by the Fall, it would be able to see in God the exemplary forms of all the things he had created.