Seven-time winner of the Tour de France, world-famous exemplar of physical courage (he survived testicular cancer in his twenties), Armstrong, having beaten back countless accusations that he was doping, retired in 2005.
France's "retour à l'ordre" (return to order), Italy's "ritorno al mestiere" (return to craft) and Germany's "Neue Sachlichkeit" (New Objectivity) have heretofore been considered in terms of a few famous formerly avant-garde exemplars like Picasso, Braque, Léger, de Chirico and Otto Dix.
The work ends with a collection of "Biographies" of famous individuals selected as exemplars of various types of conduct and also discusses the affairs of the various foreign peoples, whose existence was becoming increasingly important during the reign of the emperor Wudi.
He would also become an exemplar of Carlton's famous Latin masthead 'mens sana in corpore sano' – a healthy mind in a healthy body; throwing his energies into sport and study alike.
Indeed, he was the very exemplar of Sartre's famous theory of the politically committed writer.
The work ends with a collection of "Biographies" that deal with a variety of famous individuals, who are selected as exemplars of various types of conduct, and also with the affairs of the various foreign peoples, relations with whom were beginning to become increasingly important during the reign of Wudi.
Nor will you find an exemplar in France, the nation formerly famous for its sangfroid approach to unusual marital arrangements.
It's a well-known story, and over the years, mad Ahab in Herman Melville's most famous novel, Moby-Dick, has been used as an exemplar of unhinged American power, most recently of George W. Bush's disastrous invasion of Iraq.
His reanalysis of the famous myth from the Kayapo people of Brazil was anticipated as an exemplar of a new, dynamic, materialist, action-oriented structuralism, one very different from the kind made famous by Claude Lévi-Strauss.
