Sentence examples for exemplary stand from inspiring English sources

"Like Arthur, Harry is destined to make an exemplary stand against the forces of evil and chaos," Ms. Arden said.

His original stories live on in numerous reprints, and his exemplary stand for creative control and freedom inspires graphic novelists to this day.

Fig. 6 Presents 3D spatial structure of ALS point clouds extracted at specific locations within the exemplary stand (60 80 year old mixed stand in Fig. 5).

Two Sikhs from California, Didar Singh Bains and Balwinder Singh Malhi, presented a reward of $100,000 to Brian Murphy, the Wisconsin Police Lieutenant, who was critically wounded in his exemplary stand to stop Wade Michael Page.

So for those who swear by this theory, these exemplary slingers all stand on a somewhat lower pedestal than Joe Montana, Terry Bradshaw, Troy Aikman, Tom Brady and John Elway.

Let the joke with which Kirn ends his review stand as exemplary of his unconvincing mode throughout: "Why Readers Nap," Kirn calls "How Fiction Works".

The emphasis on starry clientele is indeed distracting -- what should be a part of the Bulgari story, secondary to aspects of the work that stand as exemplary regardless of its popularity with the famous at the time of production, is given a primacy that implies that a large part of what makes Bulgari's work museum-worthy is the mere fact of famous people liking it.

In a subsequent e-mail message, he wrote, "Even if I had been an ax-murdering serial killer, my 17-year record of exemplary music-making still stands!" But after a recent five-month stay at a Buddhist monastery, Mr. Burdick professes to feel no bitterness.

Beyond Happy Medium's exemplary work, the team stands apart due to their authentic and fair business practices.

The pejorative, gendered meanings of influenza, of which 'man flu' stands as exemplary, point towards the deeply inscribed gendering of responses to infectious diseases.

One reason for this state of affairs is the voluminous research which has been devoted to this era and which has revealed its true nature, not only as a respectable continuation of the genuinely philosophical tradition but also as a period of exemplary personalities quite able to stand comparison with any of the great philosophers of antiquity or of modern times.