Sentence examples for exemplified all from inspiring English sources

Spain exemplified all that made this tournament delightful.

The Unknown Warrior exemplified all of the war's losses, a focus for collective grief and catharsis.

"La Grande Jatte," which exemplified all of these qualities, was a masterpiece of applied mechanics.

"It would be a mistake to extrapolate from those acts of violence and think that they exemplified all of what is happening here," Mr. Jeffcott said.

To them, Peel wasn't a rock'n'roll institution, admired but rarely listened to - he was a vital force for good, and a man who exemplified all that was best about Britain.

This month in Brighton there is a hole in the city and in our public service after the death of a splendid, funny, clever, modest and original man who exemplified all those values and, entirely unpredictably, became the deputy chief executive of the council.

His interference in the Chelsea ­Barracks decision exemplifies all that is most unacceptable about a hereditary monarchy.

They are called Harrow and Moongirl, and they exemplify all that is dubious about Mr. Koontz's moral arguments.

The Cathedral Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary and St. Aethelberht exemplifies all architectural styles from Norman to Perpendicular.

It is a life that seems to exemplify all the features found in operas and novels about the period, a life that suits her very well.

Pistorius lives on a golf estate, which exemplifies all the elements of "semigration" to gated communities and the laager mentality after apartheid.