Sentence examples for modern exemplar of from inspiring English sources
He was a modern exemplar of ancient Roman humanitas: culture, kindness, generosity, and wit".
Marxism is the most obvious modern exemplar of this kind of thinking, and it is the chief though not the only source of inspiration for Howard Kirk's radicalism.
It's yet one more example — along with his own recent album, "Rockin' in Rhythm: A Tribute to Duke Ellington" (Telarc) — of how Mr. Pizzarelli, a charismatic singer as well as a crisp guitarist, has solidified his stature as a modern exemplar of jazz-rooted cabaret.
The jukebox musical "A Ride With Bob" bridges the gap between Bob Wills, the western-swing pioneer from the Kosse area, and Ray Benson, the Austin bandleader of Asleep at the Wheel, the nine-time Grammy-winning modern-day exemplar of western swing.
Indeed, he is often compared to Adolf Hitler, modern history's exemplar of serial aggression.
He also described his morning visit to the memorial of Mohandas K. Gandhi, the father of modern India and exemplar of Indian democracy, as a deeply emotional moment, saying that Gandhi "has always lived in my heart".
The story of Lawrence and Frieda, engrossing in its detail, often seems to be prophetic, an exemplar of modern living.
During the years 1886 to 1914, a predominantly American colony of artists gathered around him in Giverny and regarded him as an exemplar of modern French painting.
Will the choice of Lieberman -- not only Jewish but an observant exemplar of modern Orthodox Judaism -- give Gore's rating a permanent lift into hot contention, and not just the usual convention bounce?
One answer is that there is no more reliable wedge issue sure to turn women against each other than the endlessly touchy subject of who is a better exemplar of modern womanhood: the mothers who stay at home to raise their children full-time, or those who head off in the morning to earn a paycheck outside the house.
It appears that Boyle was favored as the pre-eminent exemplar of modern natural philosophy because of the theological uses of this form of knowledge in eighteenth century natural religion.
