Sentence examples for least exemplary from inspiring English sources
"I was, of course, full of the kind of mortification that is part and parcel with meeting a former version of yourself, a woefully misguided girl desperate to be embraced by even the least exemplary specimens of young American malehood," wrote Dunham.
With regard to ramification analysis and to measurements of the intracellular area, at least three exemplary cells were analyzed per mouse.
In general, at least in some exemplary cases, high-level structures supervene on low-level material flux.
And if more people spent their evenings at least thinking about what exemplary behavior means, they might be less likely to find themselves sending out emotionally stunted tweets late at night.
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The principal source of the film is the biography of Jobs by Walter Isaacson — an exemplary book, not least because it keeps its head while all those whom it describes are losing theirs.
The principal source of the film is the biography of Jobs by Walter Isaacson an exemplary book, not least because it keeps its head while all those whom it describes are losing theirs.
Turning to the royal charter's version of a new regulator, he calls it "self-regulation only in the sense that the newspaper industry is expected to pay for it" and continues: "There is much else to object to, not least the Orwellian threat of exemplary damages against all 'relevant publishers' - still to be properly defined - who choose not to submit to the 'approved regulator.
Warren also stands out because of his exemplary record and, at least before the indictments, his promising future.
They say the maternity clinic and heath staff involved – or at least their insurance companies – should pay exemplary damages for their two decades of emotional suffering.
In growing numbers, serious chefs and bakers are making — and the food cognoscenti are devouring — exemplary pies inspired at least loosely by the thin-crust pizza of Naples.
