Sentence examples for exemplified again from inspiring English sources

There is a long history of that in the United States, recently exemplified again by the KKK and other white supremacists coming into the electoral conversation and Trump's unwillingness to be quick and clear about his rejection of racial politics.

Addams' notion of lateral progress exemplifies again how she has been misrepresented as merely a reformer.

This study exemplifies again the potential of our strategy, and indicates how to solve difficulties similar to the problem encountered here.

Hamilton's ability to bring the best out of large star-studded casts was exemplified yet again in the first of two Agatha Christie adaptations he filmed.

Yet that is exactly what the George Osborne has done with the UK's booming green economy, exemplified once again in his speech to the Conservative Party conference on Monday.

Oprah has a fun life, exemplified yet again on her Monday show when she danced and sang along with Usher and will.i.am as they performed "OMG," the current front-runner for song of the summer.

She uses her platform for good, and she exemplified this again on Tuesday by delivering a rousing speech encouraging young black girls to embrace all of who they are. .

His attacks exemplify, yet again, why the prospect of a President Trump is terrifying.

This week's downgrade by Moody's of Schaumburg, Ill.-based Motorola exemplifies once again that credit agencies confuse ratings meant to measure a company's ability to service its debts with its equity growth prospects.

But what Zareena does now exemplifies yet again why investments in maternal and child health are so critical.

The old adage, "History repeats itself," is again exemplified in the decision of the Italian government to carry the war into the Aegean Sea.