Sentence examples for lost exemplifies from inspiring English sources

If Classical epics deem their protagonists heroic for their extreme passions, even vices, the Son in Paradise Lost exemplifies Christian heroism both through his meekness and magnanimity and through his patience and fortitude.

What he will symbolize now, though, is an open question: to some minds, the booming industrial workshop that Vulcan was built to exemplify seems to have lost its way in his absence.

And given that Q2 is owned by New York Public Radio, and the podcast focusses primarily on non-commercial art, "Meet the Composer" also exemplifies exactly what would be lost if President Trump chooses to gut funding for public broadcasting and the arts.

Also on the program is Evan Ruggiero, who exemplifies dedication to his craft: he lost a leg because of bone cancer in 2010, but, inspired by the tap legend Peg-Leg Bates, has kept on dancing.

"We have lost a good man of fundamental decency who exemplified the very best socialist and labour traditions of this country," said Mr Corbyn.

Pol III is not lost from the genes in this mutant as exemplified by three of the affected genes.

They exemplified the giddy excesses of 1990s Silicon Valley and lost hundreds of millions in investor money.

The lost decades, and the current spiritual malaise in Japan as exemplified by the hikikomori and otaku cultures, were as inevitable as the spring rains which tear the cherry blossoms from the trees.

This exemplifies a trend in the dataset: if a domain is lost there is often (7 of 33 genes with alternative promoters analysed) another instance of the domain still present in the resulting transcript.

But there's something about Cormier's delivery that feels like WWE, exemplified by an assault of one-liners after Lesnar lost the title at Summerslam.

This is well exemplified by the characteristically labile phenotype of chondrocytes that is lost in monolayer culture but is stabilized in suspension under appropriate conditions.