Sentence examples for paragon has not from inspiring English sources

Paragon has not raised cash this way since June 2007 – just two months before Northern Rock hit the buffers – but intends to return to the market in 2011 after the first of the Macquarie facility is used up.

But gold has not been a paragon of stable value.

Apple has not been a paragon of corporate governance.

Eisenhower's long-alleged affair with Kay Summersby has not much tarnished his reputation as an officer; even Hood, whose late campaigns were disastrous, is remembered as a paragon of bravery, if not of good planning.

Solectron hasn't always been a paragon of ethics, however.

But historically, its computer science department hasn't exactly been known as a paragon of gender diversity — in 2006, only 10percentt of Harvey Mudd's computer science majors were female.

Paragon has usually scheduled ski trips to Hunter for its customers by this time each year, but not so far.

This paragon has imperfections.

Nigel Terrington, Paragon's chief executive, said: "These results demonstrate how far Paragon has progressed in recent years as one of the UK's leading specialist lenders.

Paragons of the minor virtues have not always made very good Presidents: the uxorious Ford, for instance, and still poorer Jimmy Carter, doggedly holding his scrawny sexagenarian wife's hand on this or that ineptly-managed international occasion.

As anyone who has read my critically acclaimed, Pulitzer-Prize-winning book will know, I have not always been the paragon of honesty I am today.