Sentence examples for paradigm of a from inspiring English sources

And the paradigm of a thing to be philosophical about is death.

"Now is the time for all of us to rethink what is the paradigm of a successful I.V.F.

Zumwalt's logic is a paradigm of a kind of thinking that is not fairly common in Washington.

It was, the commission stated, the "paradigm of a society that is out of control".

Mr. Parness predicted the old paradigm of a new music formats pushing out old formats may have shifted.

There is no general "command centre"; rather, all regions are connected by multiple bidirectional pathways, making the brain the paradigm of a self-organising distributed system.

THAT Ms. Lodhi presents herself as the paradigm of a modern self-made South Asian woman comes in part from her middle-class family heritage.

"The idea of this dining-club paradigm of a big dinner where you trash the room at the end, and then pay for it.

Gloria Steinem offers the canonical feminist explanation: "She and the President are presenting, at a very high, visible level, a new paradigm of a male-female relationship.

"They're about community, communication, producing food and doing it alongside each other," said Don. "They're a paradigm of a successful society.

The paradigm of a clash between the West and the Muslim world will continue, as it has in recent decades at terrible cost.