Sentence examples for new paragon from inspiring English sources

Its new paragon — a writer-artist whose greatness still defies conventional description — was R. Crumb, who inaugurated "Zap Comix" in 1968 in San Francisco, at the center of a countercultural circus that was going rancid around the edges.

The collective effort has been celebrated as a new paragon of conservation working to simultaneously support humans, livestock, and wildlife (Sundaresan and Riginos 2010).

Yet, no new grand "-ism" is taking shape and no one country is becoming the new paragon.

These points affect the availability of new special Paragon and Renegade dialogue options with significant impact in the game.

"The New 24 Paragons of Filial Piety," despite its ham-handedness, tries to address the root causes of loneliness.

In a fast-aging nation where hundreds of millions of people have left their former homes in the countryside in search of jobs, "The New 24 Paragons of Filial Piety" strikes many as nearly as out of touch with the problems of modern China as the old parables.

Naturally, the rest of the world wants a well-behaved beast, a paragon of New Age sensitivity and great-power responsibility.

The company also sells its teas in hotels and restaurants nationwide, including the Mayflower Inn in Washington, Cavey's in Manchester, and Paragon, the new restaurant at the Foxwoods Resort & Casino in Ledyard.

But the irony is that this paragon of new starts is himself falling behind the pace of change in the advertising business and in '60s America.

The paragon of the new transparency cited most often is China.

And the MarTEAni is a signature drink at a bar that is seen as a paragon of the new cocktailians.