Sentence examples for obvious exemplar of from inspiring English sources

For someone who loves not just pop music but everything – the artifice, social significance, glamour and dress codes – that goes with it, Bowie remains an obvious exemplar of its possibilities.

Triggering of counter-regulatory responses to falling glucose is perhaps the most obvious exemplar, but autonomic outflow from the brain also helps control hepatic glucose flux and facilitates glucose-stimulated insulin release from the pancreas.

In many respects, the piece is less opera than oratorio, taking Bach as an obvious exemplar in its extended meditation on man's inhumanity to man.

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.

UNTIL recently, it was obvious which prominent Irwin Jacobs was the business executive exemplar of the new economy.

(The obvious one is syphilis, which until antibiotics became widespread in the 1940s was the exemplar of a slow-progressing fatal disease.

Exemplar of a life well-lived.

Dick Butkus, the exemplar of football fury.

Andrew is an ideal exemplar of these two roles.

The device was an exemplar of Rube Goldberg ingenuity.

William Jennings Bryan was perhaps the leading exemplar of the breed.