Sentence examples for leading exemplar from inspiring English sources
William Jennings Bryan was perhaps the leading exemplar of the breed.
Piano is a humanist, perhaps the leading exemplar of that tradition in our time.
Times Square is the world's leading exemplar of these manufactured centers.
To its credit, perhaps, the Modern has become the leading exemplar of the changing role of new art in museums.
Like the Nrityagram dancers, she is a leading exemplar of the Odissi style of the eastern state of Orissa.
Ms. Strasser said it was the leading exemplar of a shift toward mass merchandising, which in her view has transformed customers into consumers.
Architects like Mr. Williams and Ms. Tsien, who are among its leading exemplars today, have not previously been favored with commissions commensurate with their talent.
While leading exemplars tend to come from high-tech settings, ecosystem strategies are being deployed in industries as varied as commercial printing, financial services, basic materials, and logistics provision.
"Noever is no fool," the Viennese daily Die Presse said of the North Korean spectacle, "but rather the leading Austrian exemplar of leftist radical chic".
The result is that non-experts learn from single examples (Gregan-Paxton 2001), leading to exemplar learning (Barsalou 1991) and single category beliefs (Rajagopal and Burnkrant 2009).
Time extols Google, Apple, Facebook, Twitter and the other Silicon Valley companies as exemplars leading to a glorious prosperity; somehow the article missed the empty factories, vacant offices and abandoned farms across the state.
