In many senses it was an exemplary thing.
But, like all the greatest virtuosos, they are exemplary in simple things too.
Or the parsnip-and-walnut fritters in Jane Grigson's exemplary cookbook "Good Things".
It's exemplary of many things, but right now it should be celebrated for serving as an example of what a company can do to help close the wealth gap, not make it worse.
The evening culminated in awards for things like Exemplary Usage of Corduroy, bestowed upon the brand Hue for its parry to the jeggings trend - corduroy leggings.
The result is, among other things, an exemplary response to a longstanding historians' challenge -- to treat objects, no less than writings, as documents that speak to us from and about the past.
The piece, "To Have Done with the Contemporary Cinema," is, among other things, an exemplary manifesto of the age of home video — namely, the a priori prejudice in favor of classics over new releases.
Jean-Luc Godard's 1965 science-fiction drama and pastiche, "Alphaville" (which I discuss in this clip) is, among other things, an exemplary use of genre conventions and cinephilic references to explore the filmmaker's philosophical ideas and intimate concerns.
"Hidden Figures" is a film of calm and bright rage at the way things were an exemplary reproach to the very notion of political nostalgia.
Having lived an exemplary life is one thing, says Mrs. Essling; to have it thrown up at one is another.
