Sentence examples for is particularly exemplary from inspiring English sources

In part, that's because of the quality of his work, which, in the case of "Horace and Pete," is particularly exemplary: there are striking moments in every aspect of the show the writing, the acting, the staging that rattled in my head each week, between episodes.

The pages Diderot devotes to seven landscape paintings by Horace Vernet are particularly exemplary of his approach.

In this study, we were particularly interested in two exemplary editing targets, FLNB and COPA.

The Cyropaedia of Xenophon was particularly influential during the Renaissance when Cyrus was romanticised as an exemplary model of a virtuous and successful ruler.

Despite the unbalanced nature of the story, James Strong's direction is exemplary – particularly in the moments requiring extra sensitivity because of the recent nature of the crimes and the depiction of the bereaved families involved.

All are exemplary, particularly those filled with black-tipped carnitas; chorizo with subtle but steadily mounting heat; and cecina, beef that has been salted and sun-dried, then sautéed to the point where it fights the jaw for just a moment, then surrenders.

He also said Mr. Steiner is an exemplary man, particularly in education.

"The enthusiasm and will of the people of Halqarf village to stimulate, nurture and educate their children, particularly girls, is exemplary.

Lotus is an exemplary case.

There is something exemplary about that.

But his own record is not exemplary.