Sentence examples for exemplary of that from inspiring English sources

When he wrote about Yeats in an early essay – one of many in which Heaney returns to the work of his great Irish poetic forebear – he used the word "exemplary" of that poet's demeanour at a particular point in his life, and Heaney's own life had the character of an experiment that was also available for scrutiny.

Hotel your Phone is a feature that's exemplary of that vision.

Lil Wayne/Eminem/Drake: Okay -- this is not a generational thing, this is not a cultural thing, this is not even a subjective thing: this performance was diabolical and exemplary of everything that is wrong with today's music.

This is exemplary of pathologies that have a great social significance (in Niger both conditions lead to divorce or the acceptance of a second wife), but are often neglected by the classical programmes that give support for a limited number of -supposedly crucial- pathologies and ignore the broad scope of (perceived) important problems in the population.

The exemplary depiction of that idea is in the Red Ridingwood episode in F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Last Tycoon".

(Brantley) ★ 'JOURNEY'S END' A splendid revival of R. C. Sherriff's 1928 drama of life in the trenches during World War I. Acutely staged (by David Grindley) and acted by a fine ensemble led by Hugh Dancy and Boyd Gaines, this production offers an exemplary presentation of that theatrical rarity, an uncompromising, clear-eyed play about war and the experience of day-to-day combat.

I don't know if Prof. Reif is the first Yiddush speaking President of MIT, but I congratulate the Jewish people on the great contribution they have made to technology, medicine, and M.I.T. over the years!! Prof. Reif is an exemplary member of that outstanding community and should be recognized as such!

Over the past few years, ready meals have been undergoing a revolutionary makeover, but they still have as many enemies as champions: are microwave dinners exemplary of all that is slothful and unhealthy about the British public?