Sentence examples for paragon of all from inspiring English sources

That's what the antisemites have been saying for years, even when the Blackshirt leader Sir Oswald Mosley was spouting venom that makes Ken Livingstone look like a paragon of all virtues.

Marie Antoinette, that paragon of all that was wrong with pre-Revolutionary politics, recreated a small French town on the grounds of Versailles where she and her friends pretended at being milkmaids, spraying warm milk into ceramic buckets painted like wood.

Whereas Grenadine and Ethan Senior were a paragon of all we revere: a heterosexual married couple, a dad serving his country in the war overseas.

Suffering from a rare skin condition called hypertrichosis, Jo-Jo (whose real name was Fedor Jeftichew) received top billing from Barnum as " The MOST PRESTIGIOUS PARAGON OF ALL PRODIGIES".

And camping with friends is a four-poled paragon of pleasure – all early mornings and smokey nights, with people you love but don't have to watch struggle into a pair of pants at a Z-like angle.

Mr. Romney is undoubtedly the paragon of capitalism among all presidential candidates in recent history.

I'd be extra-suspicious of any ethicist (or baker or harpsichordist, for that matter) who offered himself up as a paragon of virtue for all others to emulate.

It was a strange experience to hear this paragon of logic, sceptical of all humbug trotting out stories that normally he would have scoffed at.

(The paragon in this respect is, of all people, David Letterman.

(The paragon in this respect is, of all people, David Letterman. For all the talk of Colbert's mythology, it is Letterman who, despite more than thirty years on television, has remained, in many ways, unknowable).

Indeed, this paragon of artistic intensity was all about hair.