Sentence examples for exemplified throughout from inspiring English sources

Candidates apply for this grant, and the recipient's public-interest legal work must reflect the ideals of social justice that Sarah Betsy Fuller exemplified throughout her life.

The Ira B. Cohen, MD Award is given annually to the house officer who best demonstrates the care and compassion Dr. Cohen exemplified throughout his career.

Educating me was definitely a relentless effort on her part, the same relentless effort that Gyllenhaal and Davis exemplified throughout the movie as they faced obstacles but never wavered in their effort to take back control of their school and children's futures.

Beyond his own research, Halle helped found MIT's renowned linguistics program and helped imbue it with its intellectual ethos, by encouraging meticulous research, a fruitful combination of empirical work and theory, and a spirit of collaborative, open-ended inquiry, which Halle exemplified throughout his own academic life.

As Whewell noted, Bacon too had been unable to show that his inductive method had been exemplified throughout the history of science.

Hughes's influence on Woodson is exemplified throughout her collection, but most clearly in her poem "learning from langston". Understanding the connections brought about by the collage effect enables readers to trace Woodson's movement from private self-exploration to public political advocacy.

The latter are exemplified incidentally throughout and extensively in detailed descriptions of two courses Mr. Bruner has helped to construct and to teach an experimental mathematics course and a multifaceted course in social studies.

But what I like best (or what I find most horrifying, is probably more accurate) is the theme throughout — exemplified by this wonderful line — that the sleazy salesmen and smooth executives running Wall Street don't really understand what they did (or, notably, what they're still doing).

Inside Ladysmith itself were two talented correspondents who exemplify types throughout Simpson's story.

In the view of the dissidents (and even the quiet majority still putting bills into the collection basket), the Church's inept supervision of the pedophilia cases exemplifies problems throughout the dioceses: arrogance, secrecy, poor judgment bordering on corruption, lack of accountability and oversight.

But what I like best (or what I find most horrifying, is probably more accurate) is the theme throughout -- exemplified by this wonderful line -- that the sleazy salesmen and smooth executives running Wall Street don't really understand what they did (or, rather, what they're still doing).