Sentence examples for exemplify more from inspiring English sources

Examples of glazing, shading devices, and daylight systems for covered or clear sky conditions are included to exemplify more detailed solutions for combining daylighting and solar control.

S-words, selected to exemplify more endogenous dynamics, behaved more like words in general by displaying higher dissemination values when rising.

By extrapolating from what is more clearly dystonia in more seriously affected classic LND cases, it seems likely that more mildly affected cases exemplify more subtle forms of dystonia.

What Bute exemplifies, more than agricultural decline, is seaside decay.

And one area exemplifies, more than any other, the perils of the centre seeking to capture in leaden prose the restless spirit of technological innovation.

A precise contemporary of Holly Golightly, Sally Jay carried on the Daisy Miller tradition of ardent, questing American women exemplified more recently by the characters Isadora Wing and Carrie Bradshaw.

PAGE B17 ELAINE DUNDY, 86 The author of the best-selling novel "The Dud Avocado," which chronicled the Parisian adventures of Sally Jay Gorce, who carried on the Daisy Miller tradition of ardent, questing American women exemplified more recently by the characters Isadora Wing and Carrie Bradshaw.

In no other state are the woes of the Republican party exemplified more than in Ohio.

Armstrong argues that many intuitive modal facts — notably, the impossibility of an object exemplifying more than one determinate of the same determinable — can be understood ultimately as logical, or analytic, modalities that are grounded in meaning rather than any primitive modal features of reality.

Martin argues that the novel "exemplifies more clearly than any other novel the crucial link between European Surrealism and Latin American Magical Realism.

UZ exemplified more than anyone before him just how much of a force the the drawing power of anonymity is, something I doubt was lost on a talented artist as tapped into electronic trends as UZ's deeper anonymous counterpart.