We see him encouraging his colleagues to "Tell the truth!" He is vilified and intimidated for having the temerity to question "America's game" but the irony, spelt out bluntly, is that his courage "exemplifies everything it is to be an American".
It wraps the listener in a warm, whimsical blanket of nostalgia and exemplifies everything we love about the soft days of summer.
The critics have been complaining that the administration has failed to live up to its 1999 pledge that it would overhaul the frat-house social scene, and the Zeta Psi newsletter, they say, exemplifies everything that is wrong with some houses' culture.
The reason is that David Cameron can only win his referendum by securing the votes of non-Conservative supporters, for some of whom the handling of Greece exemplifies everything that is wrong with the EU - its lack of democracy, hyper-conservative economic agenda and insistence that the single currency is a great success when in fact it has proved to be a colossal failure.
- Wikipedia exemplifies everything that is wrong with the Internet".
Justin Arenstein, African News Innovation Challenge Jury comment: This is a terrific project that exemplifies everything a good news app should.
The pressing questions are why Alceste would adore this woman, who exemplifies everything about society that he professes to hate, and whether he will win her.
Mr. Edwards said the decision "by President Bush's allies on the F.C.C exemplifies everything that is wrong with this administration".
But they have given Mr. McCain, who has accused Bush "cronies" of evading federal campaign-finance laws, an issue that he says exemplifies everything he has fought against as he has tried to reform campaign-finance laws.
Yet the locals appear to have their own perspective on it: Metrowize - in its coverage of the show - insisted that "the art is edgy and racy, but doesn't cross over into being grotesque or obscene" before actually claiming that the work of two besuited Englishmen "exemplifies everything that San Francisco is known for".
