A telegenic talent, he was the most polished of many articulate witnesses to a slaughter, exemplifying a student response to school shootings that is rarely seen.
But suppose that Mr. Kaplan is right and that the foreign policy Mr. Bush has endorsed is really one largely exemplifying a pagan ethos.
Everything goes to hell, of course, because the spine of the story is a romance between Meg and a piece of property exemplifying a spiritual ideal.
The movie, which opens nationally today, jokingly refights the Civil War, with Melanie exemplifying a down-home Helen of Troy who was stolen by the Yankees.
Exemplifying a growing trend in art about eBay, Barb Choit presents a surprisingly interesting photographic archive of banal things that have been put up for auction on eBay.
A critical favorite and a modest box-office success, the film was also often cited, favorably, as exemplifying a trend among the studios to experiment with the kind of harder-edged, character-driven stories more commonly seen in independent films.
The Times denounced Clinton's fairy-tale comment as a "bizarre and rambling attack" and as exemplifying a campaign that was "perilously close to injecting racial tension" into the conversation.
And now, expertly restored, it is playing at the Film Forum in Manhattan, exemplifying a movement that has had an immeasurable impact on the last 50 years of filmmaking around the world.
One way that Mr. Gabriel makes sense of the work he and Mr. Lepage are doing with a project like "Zulu Time" is to see it as exemplifying a theory put forth by Brian Eno, the rock musician-producer-philosopher.
Their movements are precise and specific, each action exemplifying a verb, as Mr. Turnage's vibrantly rhythmic score, played live by the Undance Band, sings out with melodic swoops from the woodwinds and sustained wind instrument lines.
He took a bleak environment of system school buildings set in a sea of tarmac, surrounded by chain-link fencing, and tore up the fences and built walls to link the best existing buildings, centred on a courtyard, creating a compact campus, exemplifying "a walled garden, for growing children rather than just plants".
