While her rule was not exemplary, her execution, in 1793, was hardly a victory for popular government.
Her private life was admittedly not exemplary.
But his own record is not exemplary.
US behaviour is not exemplary, either.
While not exemplary, service delivery in HC4 was comparatively well integrated.
The Americans in the novel aren't exemplary: Barnes is impotent, from a war wound; Robert Cohn is creepy in his unrequited love for Brett, Lady Ashley.
This detailed presentation of the results is exemplary for its value not only in enabling the verification of the subsequent discussion of the results, but also and perhaps more importantly, in allowing replications of this study in other universities and contexts.
"In truth, my four years at the Naval Academy were not notable for exemplary virtue or academic achievement but, rather, for the impressive catalog of demerits I managed to accumulate," said Mr. McCain, who graduated fifth from the bottom of his class.
He nimbly avoided the pitfalls of yahooism, academicism, social realism and surrealist kitsch and, in so doing, forged a style that was exemplary for its technical and expressive economy, if not for daring imagination.
Koh's reference to the US should not be understood as limiting this analysis to the US but rather as exemplary for domestication in domestic law and policies.
