Sentence examples for paragon that from inspiring English sources

"To use a paragon that may be better understood, they are the Ferraris of the mannequin world".

That is a lot of language, from an arch-conservative paragon, that says all sorts of controls on gun ownership are well within the 2nd Amendment, and that the No Compromise gun rights extremists don't have a legal leg to stand on as they fight any and all reasonable gun safety laws.

Sweden is not quite the paragon that its fans imagine, despite its family-friendly employment policies.

I think the only people that care about that paragon that you're describing are people that work at, you know, work down the street at U of T teaching political science.

Or domestic entrepreneurs who choose to incorporate abroad?Nor are foundations the paragons that Sir Colin imagines: they are frequently created to reduce corporate tax burdens and invariably hand power to a select group of insiders.

Back in July 2008, we wrote about a company called Paragon Lake that had raised $5.8 million to put kiosks in jewelery stores to help you design custom jewelry.

Research by the lender Paragon found that 92% of investors had bought to supplement their income, while just 8% were professional landlords.

Paragon said that the number of borrowers in arrears has continued to fall, and those more than three months behind represented 0.86% of the total order book.

It will be a long time before anyone taps Toyota as a corporate paragon, now that the company has ordered the recall of more than eight million vehicles to look into gas-pedal flaws, and the vaunted green Prius is the subject of an investigation into braking woes.

Steve Jobs is the paragon of that model.

These creations, which seem to defy the boundaries of impossibility and laugh in the face of modern architecture, stand as paragons of that country's unique character and greatness.