Sentence examples for exemplary that from inspiring English sources

(Elmo is so exemplary that he once testified before Congress on the need for increased financing for music education).

And Garber's aim, to encourage a deep engagement with the plays by emphasizing their ubiquity in modern culture, is so exemplary that the book's occasional descent from the stimulating to the trite is forgivable.

That is because the Sarbanes act turns out to apply in full to all companies with a stockmarket listing in America, regardless of where they are incorporated, and regardless of how exemplary that country believes its rules on corporate governance and auditing to be.

Every bio-pic affirms, first, that it's worth your while to know about this person's life and, second, that there's something about this person's life that makes it extraordinary and exemplary, that transforms this person into a character equal to those of fiction.

It's Mann's film, but Stroheim's performance, character, and story are so powerful and so exemplary that his very presence in a movie makes it his own a reflection of his life as well as of his art, on both sides of the camera.

Cousins et al. [41] addresses this approach in more detail, showing exemplary that the contamination of drinking water resources with short-chain PFAAs leads to a poorly reversible exposure in humans, comparably to a contamination with long-chain PFAAs.

There is something exemplary about that.

The players have been exemplary since that.

Mr. Linderman added, "We're not saying we have an exemplary relationship that needs to be held up.

The removal of Saddam Hussein has certainly not been the exemplary exercise that would, some Americans believed, serve as a model across the ripe-for-reform Middle East.

Go to "Serenading Louie" for the surgical exactitude of Simon Curtis's staging and an exemplary cast that includes Jason Butler Harner, Jason O'Mara, and the simultaneously ravishing and haunting Geraldine Somerville.