Sentence examples for quintessential good from inspiring English sources

Mr. Irvin deftly transforms Norm from quintessential "good guy" to corporate hit man.

When I started out, I was cast on a soap opera, "As the World Turns," as a quintessential good girl.

Thomas More (1478-1535), lander and moral philosopher, is still regarded by many Catholics as the quintessential good man.

He is the quintessential good man, who has loved and lost and done his duty and wants only what is best for his family, not himself.

Mrs. Wallace, a quintessential good student, met each of Mr. Harris's deadlines, sending off three to six chapters at a time until she had an actual book.

The quintessential "good guy in a white hat," he subdued villains by shooting the guns from their hands instead of trying to kill them.

In the series kickoff, which takes place at an Atlanta high school, Charli is the quintessential good-girl pom pom girl with the devastatingly handsome jock boyfriend who's pressuring her to have sex at the same time he's tempted by other, easier girls coming on to him.

Are public parks — even our awesome national parks, dubbed "America's best idea" and the quintessential "public good" — suffering from budget cuts?

A book is the quintessential "experience good"; you can't tell from simply looking at it whether you'll like it (the way you might with a television set or a pair of socks).

Public education is the quintessential public good and the bedrock foundation of American democracy.

In theory scientific knowledge is a quintessential public good, yet in practice it is often ring-fenced by mechanisms such as intellectual property rights.