A poem, for instance, is not just a representational symbol, for what it exemplifies is as important to its artistic value as what it represents.
What that exemplifies is a form of in-depth photo-reporting that is very rare to see these days.
Obama exemplifies humanity, my chair exemplifies being comfortable, and the fig tree in my backyard exemplifies needing water.
What Santa Fe really exemplifies is the art of aging well.
The lesson each of these celebrities has exemplified is not "having it all" or going for your dreams.
The second area where Privateer is doing something interesting is that it exemplifies a company that seems to be operating and growing out a firmly held belief, alongside the more obvious investment principle, which is now ballooning into a $50 billion opportunity by 2016, according to one estimate.
She may say with all linguistic propriety, when pointing to one set of the blueprints, 'This one is a house.' That set of blue prints 'is a house' not because it exemplifies the property of being a house, but because it somehow encodes that property.
It exemplifies the properties of being abstract, being a fictional character, having been thought of first by Arthur Conan Doyle, and so on.
Wool is an ideal choice because it exemplifies what a marriage should be: warm, comforting and durable.
Yet it exemplifies an ethos that is, in some ways, as alien to Western sensibilities as the court of Siam was to Anna Leonowens.
Nevertheless, it exemplified an approach being discussed elsewhere at the festival of "tribal" production, in which social networking is fundamental to a project's funding and development, ensuring a built-in audience for theatrical, retail or online exhibition.
