Sentence examples for exemplary instances from inspiring English sources

These essays are exemplary instances of reader-friendly criticism in that they can be studied profitably even by people unfamiliar with the works in question.

This is the consensus on exemplary instances of scientific research.

The results from this paper show that d-Confidence identifies exemplary instances for all classes faster that confidence.

In general, d-Confidence outperforms its baseline criteria in finding exemplary instances from all the target classes.

(It might thus be thought ironic that they were taken, originally and for many years, to be the exemplary instances of economic agency).

The exemplary instances of "goodness," "being," and "life," for example, are the highest of the angels or intelligible minds, as Dionysius also calls them.

The exemplary instance is the Gilded Age in the United States, the era of the robber barons.

"Antonio Domingo Bussi never killed or tortured anyone and is an exemplary instance of the Argentine soldier," he said.

John Ellison, foreign editor of the Daily Express from 1973 until 1990, who has died aged 82, was an exemplary instance of the last type.

It's a form that has distinguished antecedents, notably the "dialogues" of Socrates (actually written by Plato); Eckermann's "Conversations of Goethe"; and of course James Boswell's "Life of Samuel Johnson," perhaps the first — and most exemplary — instance of interview management.

And his string of rock and soul covers — country hits culled from songs originally done by such artists as Fats Domino and Little Richard — is an exemplary instance of the era's most representative country trend.