Sentence examples for less exemplary from inspiring English sources

Woody thinks of himself as a faithful friend to Andy, but his political principles, writ large, are less exemplary.

Isinbayeva's manners were less exemplary with her fellow competitors, whom she failed to congratulate on the track.

China's income per person has risen at twice the rate of democratic India's since 2006.Western democracy, too, looks ever less exemplary.

If, however, the economy relapses into another recession, or even if it crawls along in a Japanese-style "lost decade," Obama's record will look much less exemplary.

Before the end of the century, however, the performance of many of these companies had become distinctly less exemplary.The core competence idea was useful to managers not only for focusing them on the essentials, but also for identifying those things that were not "at the core".

And certain of these review processes--the tenure process, for example--are altogether less exemplary than the grant-review process.

The results have been less than exemplary.

It is not surprising that in that time the police and successive Attorneys General may have shown less than exemplary zeal in holding newspapers to account.

Although "The Bright Stream" — with its dancing farmers and deliberately anti-elitist music — was a hit in Leningrad and Moscow, that celebrated aesthete Joseph Stalin found it less than exemplary.

A royal spokesman then described his behaviour as "less than exemplary", his profile was removed from the royal website and his figure in Madrid's waxwork museum was shifted from the royalty tableau.

Because they're expanding quickly and investing heavily, their numbers may look less than exemplary.