Channel 4's Britain's Forgotten Children season was an exemplary and, post-Baby P, timely piece of public service broadcasting – an emotive subject dealt with in such a way that it was neither overworthy nor wildly depressing, producing some fine documentaries en route.
Good for Tom Daschle, whose career in public life has been as exemplary as his post-Senate foray into highly paid influence-peddling has been tawdry.
Bloggers would not be at risk of exemplary damages for comments posted by readers.
No knock intended on Glenn's work — I think he's one of the most interesting and engaging critics around, and his sensitivity to cinematic style is exemplary; the lines from his post just happen to have focussed my attention on a widespread phenomenon that works insidiously elsewhere.
I introduced "Fabulous Development" at the Clinton Global Initiative University 2014, and although it only made it as far as the finals in the Resolution Project Social Venture Challenge, it did receive a Commitment to Action award for taking an exemplary approach in dealing with post conflict issues.
Wide Sargasso Sea is exemplary in this respect: a post-colonial response to a novel from the colonial period.
Europe was bullish about its exemplary wealth, social harmony, and "post-national" kindliness, and how such values would soon span the globe.The mood is different now.
These days, the Internet is crowded with blog posts celebrating her exemplary television marriage, her maternal wisdom, the sheer amazingness of her hair.
In addition, giving students examples of exemplary and poor entries and posts may also help to clarify how they are expected to use the technology (Shraim, 2014; Roussinos & Jimoyiannis, 2013).
And there are pointed comments to the effect that, for decades now, the official media have been extolling those exemplary workers who stay at their posts during the Spring Festival.
The Providence post office would be an exemplary model for post offices around the world.
