Sentence examples for exemplary introduction from inspiring English sources

His exemplary introduction is nearly as long as the text itself and twice as worthwhile.

First, the Labour conference, and Sarah Brown's exemplary introduction for Gordon, which was moving for a number of reasons.

But the prime minister is giving no ground on the introduction of exemplary damages.

He added, "The editing, with excellent notes, excerpts from Brecht's own views about poetry and Mr. Willett's concise introduction, is exemplary".

All participants started with the questionnaire (including two exemplary vignettes in the introduction) asking to evaluate the embarrassment reaction for each of the 52 vignettes as they thought the observed acting person would experience at that specific moment: "Imagine yourself observing the following situation.

Although she has no blockbuster Bard thesis to prove, her introduction is an exemplary account of what is known about Shakespeare and how his work has been read and regarded through the centuries, while the individual essays display scrupulous and subtle close reading.

Nevertheless, the example of YFHS model introduction in Tajikistan is exemplary.

In a polemical, essaylike introduction, Antonioni presented them as exemplary tales of the social ills of the postwar generation — and he derived his philosophical aesthetic from a documentary attention to postwar urban landscapes.

A brief introduction to spin-labeling, and exemplary applications to soft materials is discussed to serve as inspiration for future studies.

We begin this central part with a brief introduction to the structural and functional properties of mouse USVs, and then summarize the results of two exemplary sets of studies.

"Exemplary, exemplary!" he cried.