Sentence examples for exemplifies the meaning from inspiring English sources
But this is only because in certain rare cases the tragedy of a man's death completes and exemplifies the meaning of his whole life.
"Orwell clung with a kind of wry, grim pride to the old ways of the last class that had ruled the old order," Trilling wrote; he exemplified the meaning of the phrase "my station and its duties," and respected "the old bourgeois virtues".
In order not to forget that past, they said, a community continually retells its story, "its constitutive narrative," offering examples of the men and women who have embodied and exemplified the meaning of the community.
He exemplified the meanings of words by illustrative quotations.
OSHUN NYC exemplifies the word "Sankofa," meaning to go back and retrieve.
It is an award given annually to the current Celtic player or coach who "best exemplifies the spirit and meaning of what it is to be a Celtic.
Most importantly, she exemplified the true meaning of living life to the fullest.
A loyal supporter and former camper she exemplified the full meaning of service to her family, friends and community.
The instances of the molecular hub p53 exemplify the double meaning of the structural conservation measured by the IU Pdiff.
You choose Truman over the president who most exemplifies the best and most inclusive meaning of the word: Truman's predecessor Franklin D. Roosevelt.
The double-meaning of the title exemplifies the Throwing Snow dichotomy - Is it in reference to a steely gaze or an object prone to emitting light?
