To be clear, there were two Breuer houses, identical twins: a 50-year-old exemplar of high modernism and a stunt double that Mr. Larson had devised for the night's bonfire.
Competitions among groups and vocalists from both sides of the border, plus an art exhibit and workshops, will lead to a finale performance by Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán, the century-old exemplar of the genre.
In 2008, archeologists in Germany, at the cave of Hohe Fels, in the Swabian Jura, found a female carving that they dated to 40,000 B.P., making her a contemporary of the last Neanderthals and the oldest exemplar of her species.
The problem is complicated further by the great difference in time between the autograph (original writing) of a biblical work, even when it assumed written form from its inception, and its oldest extant exemplars.
Hoffman, acolyte of Lee Strasberg and his version of Stanislavsky's method, scorned the idea of going to see Gielgud: he was just a fruity old ham, exemplar of everything he and Hackman and Strasberg despised.
In the inclusion task, participants had to generalize their recognition to the conceptual level by accepting both different and identical exemplars as old.
Nowhere is this clearer than in her interview with Shulman, who says: "I don't think people do really want to look at older women as … exemplars of fashion and beauty".
This result indicates that after 3 months of exposure with Chinese faces, Caucasian 9-month-olds can discriminate individual exemplars from this race.
Broderick was cited by The New York Times in 1985 as an exemplar of the old methods of policing.
Up top, the insatiable corporate raiders and arbitrageurs; down below, the desperate 12-year-old street-corner crack dealer – proud exemplars of brute-force capitalism facing entirely different destinies.
Class matters less: the fact that the Tories are gaining popularity led by an Old Etonian is, strangely, a sign of progress.Under Mr Blair, fusty old Britain has become an international exemplar of openness.
