Sentence examples for other exemplary from inspiring English sources
There are several other exemplary new buildings that will jostle with the Hepworth for Stirling Prize short-listing in October.
The world's last major Communist power celebrated May Day by citing some private businessmen as "model workers," an honor once reserved for plumbers and plasterers, welders and wheelwrights and other exemplary members of the proletariat.
The real point is that New York State is not about to create an exemption for rich suburbs and a few other exemplary schools, whether they deserve it or not.
But now that the dust has settled, McConaughey has emerged as a clear favorite, not only for his respected performance in "Dallas," but also for the other exemplary work (HBO's "True Detective," his cameo in "The Wolf of Wall Street") that voters are watching right now.
The RTC/PIC in the boxed area (i ), as well as two other exemplary RTC/PIC detected in cells from two other donors (ii – iii ) are shown enlarged on the right.
The agreement provides explicitly that all honorees must have been recognized as Nobel laureates, Pulitzer Prize winners and Medal of Honor recipients or by other clearly exemplary means.
"The Scotland supporters are known the world over for their impeccable behaviour and we have no reason to believe that, after speaking to the relevant authorities, they have been anything other than exemplary.
Sixty-eight goals in five and a half seasons with the club represent a phenomenal return for a player who has shifted between roles in midfield and just behind the attack, and Hamsik's approach to his work has rarely been anything other than exemplary.
Subsequent to the individual assessment of the three main criteria, the results were blendedl with each other for exemplary energy crops without weighting them (cf. Figure2).
This is who he is, what he does, where he works, how he reacts to others: an exemplary moment from the life held intact down the centuries.
Knight's book, on the other hand, is exemplary middle-brow fiction.
