Sentence examples for exemplified its from inspiring English sources

The in vivo study of IT-14 exemplified its promising action by reducing the prostate weight to the body weight ratio in prostate hyperplasia animal models.

Holbrooke, who was my friend, came of age in the Kennedy years and exemplified its can-do idealism.

Generation of conditional mutants, light regulation of cyclin-dependent kinase activity, light-based patterning of cell growth, and yeast photography exemplified its versatility.

The Depression era was a bumpy, parochial patch in American culture; no one more fully exemplified its regressive side than Benton, who taught at the league from 1926 to 1935.

In the early decades of Israel, the kibbutz exemplified its pioneering spirit; now the settlers laid claim to this mantle, and no Israeli government failed to pay them obeisance.

Even seasoned Cunningham performers, who are usually critical of the approximations made by nonspecialists trying to tackle the rigors of Cunningham style, were deeply impressed by how well Mr. Baryshnikov exemplified its principles.

In some ways, it exemplifies its home country.Now it faces new problems.

It also exemplifies its limitations in comparison to what computers can do.

The British government's latest self-made secrecy issue exemplifies its over-zealous policies.

FOR impatient souls, the government's attempts to cut red tape exemplify its lack of grip.

He is an eloquent exponent of liberal Zionism, but he also exemplifies its ambiguities, inner contradictions and moral myopia.