Sentence examples for me exemplary from inspiring English sources

Liam, you've always given me exemplary service and you're the main reason I keep going back.

I should hate her story but it seems to me exemplary.

Among single antiwar images, the huge photograph that Jeff Wall made in 1992 entitled "Dead Troops Talk (A vision after an ambush of a Red Army patrol, near Moqor, Afghanistan, winter 1986)" seems to me exemplary in its thoughtfulness, coherence, and passion.

When I played him Chopin's E flat minor Polonaise, our session, for me, was exemplary: helpful and liberating.

Though it's not yet a matter of psychological meltdown, I personally answer "yes", "yes" and "yes" – which, if one of yesterday's Hay Festival events is anything to go by, makes me an exemplary product of "the age of paranoia".

For me it was exemplary, a flag to wave for authors and readers".

Meanwhile, Michael Chen and others remained in prison, where, the York County warden told me, they were exemplary inmates.

"In my 32 years of experience in education nothing prepared me for how exemplary the concert jazz program is".' (Mr. Hudson, originally from Everett, Mass., has a bit of jazz pedigree of his own: the son of a stride pianist, the principal took piano lessons as a youth from Chick Corea, a neighbor and family friend).

He was held up to me as an exemplary figure in science - a man who had made fundamental breakthroughs in nuclear physics, but whose acute sense of moral probity led him in the end to denounce the very advances he had helped make.

It's also a pair of Maupassant stories ("Paul's Wife" and "The Signal") that gave rise to what strikes me as the most exemplary anecdote of literary adaptation that the movie business has ever yielded.

(The scenes where the streetlights come on at dusk and where Jean Seberg flits from dot to dot in a crosswalk struck me immediately as an exemplary and poetic way of filming a city).