Sentence examples for exemplified much from inspiring English sources

Half dance, half dare, it exemplified much of the interaction between the musicians, which turns any performance into a visual spectacle.

Lord Burns said the Channel 4 board was "very pleased" with the broadcaster's creative performance in 2012, saying its Paralympics coverage had shifted people's attitudes towards disability and "exemplified much of what Channel 4 was originally established to do".

Since then, generals have exemplified much of what Americans profess to love - and distrust - about their democracy.

The 2-1 win at West Ham United, fully deserved despite the debate surrounding Leon Osman's disallowed early goal and two highly contentious red cards for West Ham's Carlton Cole and Everton midfield man Darron Gibson, exemplified much of their development this season.

I don't mean to pick on Mitt Romney — though heaven knows it's a thriving national pastime — but his retro persona exemplifies much of the present Republican dilemma.

"Victor's amazing courage and determination exemplify much of what is so great about our country," Levin said in a statement.

It cannot be denied however that so many other immigrants share Victor's courage and determination and could just as well exemplify much of what is great in our nation.

mir-17-92 is a gene that exemplifies much of this complexity.

Both campaigns exemplified so much about advertising.

"A Blue City (Disconsolate, Even) Bewildered by a Red America" exemplifies why much of the rest of the country looks with disdain upon New Yorkers.

Junior's is an institution, and cheesecake is the sort of food politicians need to be seen eating, but if Obama had wanted to observe how his old neighborhood has changed, he could have gone a little further up Flatbush to Marco's, an Italian restaurant that is both rustic and refined, and which exemplifies how much Brooklyn dining has changed since he lived there.