Nor has a president's exemplary morals ensured good judgment in response to domestic or international problems.
But at heart, it was a story about parallels between Barak and Joshua that pitted the Bassmans' description of Louise Brown as an exemplary nanny against the judgment of professionals who barely knew her.
But more often than not I was impressed by the sound judgment and exemplary ingredients lavished on appetizers and sides, many of which paid tribute to steakhouse staples without being too slavish or cheeky about it.
Yet there is a familiar ring to his desire to "elucidate the secrets" of Washington's "uncanny ability to lead a nation" by detailing his acquisition of such "exemplary virtues" as "unerring judgment, sterling character, rectitude, steadfast patriotism, unflagging sense of duty and civic-mindedness".
"In our judgment, the company performed in exemplary fashion," the committee chairman, George Campbell Jr., said.
Kant characterizes the necessity more positively by saying that it is "exemplary," in the sense that one's judgment itself serves as an example of how everyone ought to judge (§18, 237).
He says the relationship was consensual and the commission failed to consider 11 years of exemplary service before two months of poor judgment.
His judgment of what to leave was exemplary, a capacity combined with the panache in his Lara-like whipping of the ball from just short of a length wide of mid-on.
Exemplary figures of integrity often stand by their judgment in the face of enormous pressure to recant.
Kenny's sister, Amanda Kenny, provided a statement to local news outlets, describing her brother as "an exemplary officer who operates with the highest level of integrity, judgment and restraint".
