Sentence examples for exemplary ones from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, we did not consider all the various feedback and crosstalk mechanisms that have been reported for both pathways (see, e.g., [ 27]), but focused on some exemplary ones.

London has its fair share of adequate Chinese restaurants but few exemplary ones – ones that match quantity and finesse.

That doesn't mean that he has made the very best single movie of the times (though several of his films are high on my list for the past decade) but that his ideas about filmmaking are the most powerful, influential, transformative, and exemplary ones of the times.

The case of nanotechnology is exemplary: on one hand, its potential in terms of science but also in regard to funding and recognition is often mobilized by nanomedicine proponents; on the other, there is an attempt to distance nanomedicine from nanotechnology, for fear of being damaged by the perceived "hype" that surrounds it.

A simpler democracy would be a more secure one — and a more exemplary one.

Look, he suggested, this is a shambles but it is also an exemplary one.

Highsmith was a limited stylist, but within her own boundaries an exemplary one.

There aren't many movies featuring great jazz musicians just playing, and "Jammin' the Blues," a 1944 nominee for Best Live Action Short Film, is an exemplary one.

Now in their mid-30s and nearing the end of their exemplary one-club careers, none is going anywhere just yet.

It befell a student orchestra – albeit an exemplary one – to realise the work for the first time in the UK, with Penderecki himself on the podium.

Terence Davies's Liverpool background didn't exactly qualify him to address the issue of US race relations, but nor did it stop him coming up with an exemplary one-shot scene for The Neon Bible (1995).