Sentence examples for its exemplar from inspiring English sources

It has proved to be the most practical system known to humanity, with the most personal freedom built into it; we should be grateful that America is its exemplar.

He loved his country with a passion, and people the world over took him as its exemplar.

Fermat's method, representative of many, had as its exemplar the problem of finding the rectangle that maximizes the area for a given perimeter.

And on Beattie goes, publishing one wry story after another in the welcoming pages of The New Yorker (three stories in 1974, five in 1975, four in 1976, and so on); she becomes so intimately associated with the magazine that people begin to talk of a New Yorker school of short fiction, with her as its exemplar.

InTune is working with the Irish government on its Exemplar Network.

A thing's conformity to its eternal reason, its truth, is its having the being its exemplar specifies.

It troubles me that political correctness does not seem to know what its exemplars and predecessors are; it troubles me more that it may know and does not care.

This practice is central to the Italian vocal heritage, and Mr. Pavarotti was one of its exemplars.

The politics of hope and aspiration that the nationalist victory has unleashed still needs its exemplars and articulators, from happy actor bunnies to morose and brooding Booker-prize contenders.

(Chinen) ★ Highlights in Jazz: Jazz Cabaret (Thursday) At a time when jazz cabaret feels more and more like an endangered species in the city, this long-running concert series presents a few of its exemplars.

In the experiments here, we used the semantic relationship between a basic-level object category and its exemplars to study WM-driven attentional guidance.