Sentence examples for perfect exemplars from inspiring English sources

They are skeptical of any claim of special access to contextless guiding knowledge by alleged or self-styled sages, "ideal observers" or perfect exemplars of epistemic virtues.

His advice in the Prologue amounts to saying that sentences that seem to be perfect exemplars of plain meaning in fact have to be carefully scrutinized to see just what their meaning is.

Lately, I've been fascinated with Texas, the perfect exemplar of the New Empty.

Phelan is a perfect exemplar of the value a science degree holds to other fields.

He is a perfect exemplar of what the British call "the Great and the Good".

Such an enormous feat of postmodern mumbo-jumbo is a perfect exemplar for the early 21st century.

For the young Nietzsche, his friend Richard Wagner was the perfect exemplar of passion and will combined in the artist, the authentic heir to the Greek tragedians.

Norm Frazier, who at age 40 stands out among his classmates at the University of Colorado, is nonetheless a perfect exemplar of this new music-business entrepreneur.

The new gallery contains the famous "Tate bricks"—a set of fire bricks, assembled by Carl Andre, which were denounced some years ago by the tabloid press as the perfect exemplar of the fraudulent nature of modern art.

WS: That Bafta routine of yours in the show was the crux for me – a perfect exemplar of your character's foibles, because the ambiguity is absolute: Does he care about not winning one or not?

The Asterix series is the perfect exemplar of what you might have to characterise as "comedic evil", by which I mean that the Romans are without exception not just malevolent, but also stupid and incompetent.