One reason for this state of affairs is the voluminous research which has been devoted to this era and which has revealed its true nature, not only as a respectable continuation of the genuinely philosophical tradition but also as a period of exemplary personalities quite able to stand comparison with any of the great philosophers of antiquity or of modern times.
This, we think, is exemplary of a quite general characteristic of biological entities.
"It's not clever to spend too much and there are competitions which allow that and I want to make quite sure this one is an exemplary one".
Overall, the show was quite enjoyable, it just was not exemplary in any particular way.
It could become a location for porn movies: an example of which, not yet quite rapid enough in Nicholas Hytner's otherwise exemplary production, is the farcical centrepiece of the evening: Reach for the Thigh.
United Technologies didn't go quite this far recently when it completed an exemplary overhaul of its 401(k) plan.
Regardless of methodological approach these, often otherwise exemplary studies, do not acknowledge the quite complex nature of how bodily sensations are recognised, interpreted and assigned meaning as symptoms, and how this affects the time estimates received.
In the decade and a half since he was quite properly drummed out of journalism, Glass has led an exemplary life.
It is quite common for even the most ordinarily rational and otherwise exemplary person -- Winston Churchill, for example -- to refuse to sit in row 13 in the theater or on an airplane.
