The film's sobriety and carefully balanced arguments make it an exemplary piece of reporting, although its emotional heat rarely rises to a boil.
Cleaning up the brick and cornices on the exterior, and renovating the interior, Ms. Miller said, would make it an exemplary building.
This dual quality made him exemplary for later artists and, in some ways, one of the first "modern" artists.
What if clauses triggered this month in the Crime and Courts Act made it possible for courts to inflict exemplary damages and costs on newspapers even if, like here, they won hands down?
The press and the politicians seized on the Jogger story, Didion thought, because they saw a way to make it into an exemplary tale.
Despite the mixed messages of recent weeks, on this the government and the vast majority of Labour MPs are united.However, it does not follow that even the exemplary defeat of the firemen that the leaders of other trade unions now fear will make it any easier for the government to resolve pay issues elsewhere in the public sector.
That might become a problem as the industry shifts away from newsprint and towards digital operations.Worse, Mr Cameron has made it clear that he will legislate for exemplary damages on misbehaving newspapers that refuse to join the new regulator.
All Democrats should make it clear to voters that the Republicans are the ones responsible for the decline in SSA's historically exemplary service.
"Self-Help" is a commodious compendium of exemplary tales, the stories of (almost exclusively) men who have made it in nearly every imaginable arena of human endeavor.
#1: Five Exemplary Women Recognized in 2017 L'Oreal-Unesco Women in Science Awards For Major Discoveries We so often hear about women making it into STEM fields, but we don't always draw attention to their achievements throughout their careers.
