Sentence examples for exemplary good from inspiring English sources

The cast acquits itself with exemplary good humor.

Much as it's easier to write a memorable negative review than a memorable positive one, so it is often easier to create a charismatic evildoer than an exemplary good guy.

Although I became more familiar with it, I never got past the point where I didn't find myself frustrated with something in its interface, even while I marvelled at the hardware quality (the video playback, for example, is exemplary; good work, hardware engineers).

In one of the many ironies of Twilight, the exemplary good family is not human.

Or the parsnip-and-walnut fritters in Jane Grigson's exemplary cookbook "Good Things".

"I've had young people who have been exemplary, obviously good candidates for the ministry," she said, "but then you have to have this weird conversation in which you say that, umm, because they might be gay or lesbian, it's not going to work.

Admittedly, it is more of a struggle to name the man behind the sculptural low seats in zingy colours on which we station ourselves for tea (the late Pierre Paulin, Charlotte tells me later), but I recognise them, and – perhaps more importantly – I recognise them as being exemplary of good late-20th-century design.

But was Asilomar really that exemplary of good and responsible scientific practice?

Nor has a president's exemplary morals ensured good judgment in response to domestic or international problems.

He slowed things down, rather than speeded them up, but his slowness and deliberation were always an exemplary demonstration of good timing and manners as a performer.

The PRD is hence a good exemplary region to be used as a case study.