Sentence examples for exemplify all from inspiring English sources

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

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.

A tailor's swatch does not exemplify all of the features it possesses or all the predicates that denote it but rather only those for which it is a symbol (hence, e.g., predicates denoting color and texture, and not predicates denoting size or shape).

The cuts from Efren to Jehina, slashing couches with knives to eating dinner with forks, and blaring metal music to silence somehow exemplify all of life's incongruities.

James Hunt of the website Den of Geek said that "This is one of those episodes which exemplify all that is awful about Star Trek in general.

The women on this trip exemplify all that this new campaign stands for: women as change-makers, community-builders and peace builders.

Spain exemplified all that made this tournament delightful.

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

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

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

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