Sentence examples for new exemplar from inspiring English sources

Many believe that a group called the Farid Ayaz Qawwal is the finest new exemplar of his hypnotic Sufi style.

His emphasis on digital — in design as well as marketing — has been heralded as the new exemplar for the fashion industry.

The Cardroom Estate was selected in 2002 to be one of seven "Millennium Villages" – chosen from deprived housing estates across the UK to undergo further demolition in favour of a new, "exemplar sustainable community".

The report even gives us a new exemplar for unbridled hypocrisy: the former Yankee strength and conditioning coach Brian McNamee, whose 2000 piece for The New York Times denied steroid use in baseball even as he was injecting Clemens with steroids that same season, according to the Mitchell report.

A low cost, compact antenna is a new exemplar in communication.

The new model of the academic researcher demands the replacement of prominent personalities i.e., romantic 'geniuses' by the new exemplar of the sober scientist.

The prototypes were presented with new exemplars that were either visually similar or dissimilar.

Indeed, technology and tech companies have a crucial role to play, not just in disseminating information but in becoming new exemplars of how American culture can change.

Thus, they accepted new exemplars for known words (Familiar Label Conflict) and second labels for known objects (Novel Label Conflict).

Forty new exemplars (four exemplars for each of ten categories) were selected from the picture database of Konkle et al. (2010).

Integrating all these features across multiple exemplars into a coherent representation, as well as updating previous representations with the information provided by new exemplars, could lead to the larger frontal PSW.