Sentence examples for has exemplified from inspiring English sources

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

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

These are awards, given once a month, to a staff member or resident who has exemplified the values of KCR.

There have been many times when the Cunningham company has exemplified certain classic dance virtues better than any ballet company.

Faithful Narratives presents the work of twelve eminent scholars whose research has exemplified compelling strategies for negotiating the difficulties inherent in this increasingly important area of historical inquiry.

Stanford University has always encouraged its students to use their education in order to "promote the public good". Certainly today's speaker has exemplified that tradition.

Media coverage of the disaster in Haiti has exemplified the worst over-simplifications possible, lending itself to the storyline: Haiti as a society doomed to failure.

He has exemplified the highest standards of both academic and policy-related research in labor economics," the Society of Labor Economists said.

I believe the class of 2008, our class, has exemplified this life lesson exactly as the producers of Full House intended it.

It has become a symbol of intolerance, it faces a court battle with the federal government, and it has exemplified that most un-southern quality: tawdriness.

In its rise, fall and current reincarnation, Dance New Amsterdam has exemplified the shifting fate of the dance community in New York.