Sentence examples for great exemplar from inspiring English sources

Cézanne has been called "the great exemplar", the man who did much to kick-start the history of modern art.

In France, Le Grand Meaulnes (1913) of Alain-Fournier is the great exemplar of the school novel.

And he ended with a phrase from Schoenberg – the great exemplar of the avant-garde, who refused to see the avant-garde as anything other than pure tradition.

"Mary is a great exemplar of someone who has exhibited a tremendous amount of initiative," says Ouellett.

Granted that Newton's work stands as the great exemplar of the accomplishments of natural science for the eighteenth century, the most salient contrast between Newton's work and that of the great rationalist systems lies in their methods.

That exposure is one of the foundational tasks of criticism, and Macdonald is one of its great exemplars.

Or if you had the opportunity to see recent Hadid exhibitions in Rome and Vienna, you may find yourself reaching back to great exemplars of the Baroque for parallels to the sense of dreamy awe imparted by walking within her spaces.

Callicles and Thrasymachus are the two great exemplars in Plato — in all of philosophy — of contemptuous challenge to conventional morality.

We study the lives of the great exemplars of compassion: Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, The Dalai Lama, Viktor Frankl, and Mother Teresa.

The greatest exemplar of how patience works is John Testrake, a T.W.A. pilot whose plane, with 150 people aboard, was hijacked in Beirut in 1985.

This was the era of Sinatra's supreme artistic achievement, when he established himself as the greatest exemplar of American popular song.