Sentence examples for goes on to exemplify from inspiring English sources
After shrewdly analysing this self-deception, O'Rourke goes on to exemplify it.
Rosenberg then went on to explain why Dostum was denied access to the United States as follows "Mr. Dostum's ascent to the Vice Presidency of Afghanistan, despite his past, exemplifies a central American failure in a war it is now fighting for the 15th year.
With both on the court, he said, "their voices are going to come to exemplify the contending positions".
Their robust style was exemplified by midfielder Vinnie Jones, who went on to use his hard-man image as a springboard for a Hollywood career playing cockney gangsters.
"Dangerous drinking has become the rule and not the exception," Hanlon said in a speech to a group of faculty, students and staff, before going on to cite sexual violence and a "general disregard for human dignity, as exemplified by hazing, parties with racist and sexist undertones, [and] disgusting and sometimes threatening insults hurled on the Internet".
By the time Uruguay won Olympic gold medals in both 1924 and 1928, the Latin American game had developed its own assertive character.The region would go on to produce world-class talents like Pelé of Brazil and Diego Maradona of Argentina, who exemplified this unique style and whose personal antagonism reflected their rivalry, although they never once faced each other on the pitch.
He had fought bravely in Vietnam, as John Kerry had, but rather than going on to oppose the war, he had dedicated his life to the military, and he had capped his career by fighting and winning a war that exemplified the virtues of multilateralism.
