Sentence examples for had exemplified from inspiring English sources

The verdict appeared to close a wrenching case that had exemplified troubled race relations in New York.

In picking out the far corner of the net in the 53rd minute Carey had exemplified City's unique approach under Johnson.

Even under Ricardo Lagos, president from 2000 to 2006, it was not yet clear that the military had relinquished all political ambitions and returned once and for all to the apolitical status that characterized the Chilean armed forces until the election of Allende and that Bachelet's own father had exemplified.

It felt as though we had all been "Trumped" -- overtaken by the nastiness that drives today's Republican party, which Pouha had exemplified upon his arrival at the forum.

William and Mary had exemplified the traditional gender roles of seventeenth-century Europe: Mary was the dutiful wife and William held the power.

The color guard raised their sabers in a dramatic salute as a sign of respect for the historic moment: My father had finally earned the recognition he deserved for the heroism he had exemplified almost seventy years earlier when he had nearly died fighting for the freedom of his country.

Once his elevation would have exemplified Deutsche's global scope.

"Nassau has exemplified a highly academic community college," Dr. Badway said.

Zimbabwe itself has exemplified both the promise and tragedy of post-colonial Africa.

Thelonious Monk said, The man is a genius who is most himself, and Young has exemplified the remark.

American Horror Story is, perhaps, the most visible show in the genre that The Twilight Zone has exemplified for decades: the anthology.