On the royal charter, agreed in a late-night deal to the disgust of the industry in October 2013, he said: "Exemplary damages felt like something MPs wanted, but no one else".
The intense pressure on Pendleton, as she prepares to ride the final competition of her exemplary career, can feel excruciating.
The development of Harvey Keitel's sexual obsession with Holly Hunter in The Piano, culminating in the scene where he strokes her skin through a hole in her stocking, is exemplary of her feel for the underside of passion.
All three of these elements are distinctly present in both of them - Darcy and Elizabeth, Bogart and Bacall - the lovers are ardent and appealing, the events dramatic and revealing, and the ultimate connection, the witness feels, is both lasting and exemplary.
In "Feeling the heat", an otherwise exemplary description of the current parlous state of global ecology, Oliver Morton looks forward to a mid-century in which good old human can-do still manages to muddle through: "The challenge is not to solve a problem," he says, "but manage a panoply of risks at every level from that of the farm and city, up through the state and region to the globe itself".
This feud, but specifically Biden's initial comments, are exemplary of how men feel they need to prove themselves through violent or sexual acts to be seen as "real men". .
But during the September 20th town meeting, the presidential response to thoughts expressed sincerely and respectfully by an exemplary, accomplished citizen (and felt by so very many others she undoubtedly spoke for) brought me stomach wrenching Dukakis deja vu.
When Ruskin wrote about Turner as an exemplary artist, he made you feel what the pictures were like as well as what they stood for in his argument.
This pressure, which may be felt through industry culture, public pressure, or exemplary practices, is experienced equally by private and public organizations.
They have forgotten the moral perceptions that were once felt to make the United States a country exemplary for its freedom.
