Sentence examples for exemplary write from inspiring English sources

The following steps are merely exemplary : Write a short five or six bar melody (keep it simple) and decide which voice part will sing it.

"In a world of recycled Fab Four facts the research … is exemplary," wrote Ninian Dunnett in Scotland on Sunday, "drawing on first-hand interviews and exhaustive trawling of archives both familiar and obscure.

"If Democrats have the support of 80percentt or 90percentt of the best and brightest minds in the information technology field, then it shouldn't be surprising that Mr. Obama's information technology infrastructure was viewed as state-of-the-art exemplary," wrote New York Times election forecaster, Nate Silver, in a recent post about the growing importance of Silicon Valley.

And there are gems throughout — it was an exemplary writing life.

Díaz set out to be exemplary, to write the scripture of his revolution, and wound up with something more like a shaky priest's confession — a desperate attempt to persuade himself that his faith isn't heading for the rocks.

"I Feel Bad About My Neck" had 15 entries, most of them tight, beguiling, exemplary essays written for print magazines (O, Vogue, The New Yorker) and The New York Times.

"All at Sea is an exemplary memoir," wrote Helen Davies in the Sunday Times of the book by Decca Aitkenhead, in which she recounts her husband Tony's death by drowning.

These complexities, explains Sam Kinney, one of the founders of FreeMarkets, a Pittsburgh company that runs electronic marketplaces, in a paper of exemplary clarity* written earlier this year, "eliminate the possibility that simple B2C business models could be successfully applied to business purchases".Mr Brittan's task is thus a complicated one.

Beam introduces us to Lei, a smart Chinese teenager whose foster mom fed her and gave her a bed to sleep on — but barely spoke to her. "There are so many crises in foster care... that basic, low-level functioning begins to seem exemplary," Beam writes.

These many days later, I can still hear the matchless Lolita Chakrabarti reveling in a mother-daughter story of loss and rebirth that this exemplary actress wrote herself, her hourlong monologue part of a view of the neighborhood's parks, churches and economically diverse citizenry that was possessed of an immediacy that in any context is very special.

Its story's prize-approved too, featuring triumph over adversity (he's unable to read or write music), exemplary influences (he takes inspiration from Arvo Pärt, Philip Glass, Gorecki and Edward Elgar) and DIY ethics (he calls the style "bedroom classical" and used found objects and charity-shop instruments).