Sentence examples for paragon of how from inspiring English sources

But, especially for young women, she should be a universally embraced paragon of how to compete.

These discrepancies occur even in the Ivy League, which he uses as the paragon of how athletics should be governed.

While many American classical critics have sought to emulate Thomson, Joshua Kosman, of the San Francisco Chronicle, recently ventured the contrary opinion that Thomson was "a virtual paragon of how not to practice music criticism".

In Chicago, she had been raising Timothy (her eldest child, born a month before she turned fifteen), a daughter nine years younger, and six other children not her own, in the Robert Taylor Homes, the infamous paragon of how not to design a public-housing project.

C. Daniel Clemente, a Virginia lawyer who is a Cargill family trustee, says the company is a paragon of how to stay out of the public equity markets for generations.

C. Daniel Clemente, a Virginia lawyer who is a Cargill family trustee, says that the company is a paragon of how to stay out of the public-equity markets for generations.

We keep hearing from the agent Scott Boras, that paragon of humility, how much his client Alex Rodriguez has driven the continued surge of Yankees attendance, the enhanced value of their cable television showcase.

For decades, Europe has been held up as a paragon for how social democracy can work, by providing free healthcare or education, and ensuring people have a high quality of life at the same time.

"A paragon of refinement," that's how everyone knew him.

"Told with exquisite ill-temper," was the verdict of John Osborne, not exactly a paragon of good grace himself, on How's That For Telling 'Em, Fat Lady? (1988), Gray's comic account of his brush with the horrors of the American theatre.

Danvers succeeds admirably in showing how this paragon of 19th-century civilization, arriving in late 20th-century America with nothing but the clothes on his back and his native wit, quickly makes a home, friends and a profound impression on his new milieu.