Sentence examples for exemplify perfectly from inspiring English sources

Sumption's comments exemplify perfectly what is wrong with the way women in the legal profession are viewed by those in the echelons of power.

Jonathan Sumption's views exemplify perfectly what is wrong with the way women in the legal profession are viewed by those in the highest echelons of power.

His reworkings of legend (The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood, 1883; the King Arthur stories, 1903 1910, and his novels of the Middle Ages [Otto of the Silver Hand, 1888; and Men of Iron, 1892]) exemplify perfectly the romantic feeling of his time, as does the picture of Shakespeare's England drawn by John Bennett in Master Skylark (1897).

"The jazz festival exemplifies perfectly what we are presenting on the foreign market," Mr. Lapointe said.

Taking away the leftist revolutionary candidates, Moussa and Abul-Futoh exemplified perfectly the fault-lines of the upcoming election.

It's a dish that exemplifies perfectly the Vietnamese concept of flavour and texture balance – savoury, sour, soft, crisp and herbal – and you'd be hard pushed to find it fresher or better made than at this humble canteen.

Although not terribly successful at explaining the cultural divide, it manages to exemplify it perfectly in its condescension toward people who don't vote as Frank thinks they should.

The Reward of Rejection Here's a story that exemplifies this perfectly.

DullTech™." The company's media player exemplifies this perfectly as a functional, if unstimulating by modern standards, piece of tech art.

The calls for reform following the Inglis and Gilderdale cases perfectly exemplify how emotional responses to individual circumstances can lead directly to moral collapse.

Alan Sillitoe's classic 1950s novels Saturday Night and Sunday Morning and The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner perfectly exemplify this image of a rugged, dogged, cussed – but also resilient – masculinity.