Sentence examples for really exemplifies from inspiring English sources

Hillary really exemplifies this".

What Santa Fe really exemplifies is the art of aging well.

"This really exemplifies the strength of their portfolio," said Toni Sacconaghi, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company.

"What Ed really exemplifies," he added, "is a kind of clarity of form and a clarity of thinking, and those are the things he brought to this project".

The Governor of Illinois, Rod Blagojevich, explains his repeated recitations of Rudyard Kipling's poem, "If": "That poem to me really exemplifies the ups and downs and struggles of life, and the need to have perseverance and stick to things and come back, that really make you a person of character".

This year really exemplifies that point because we saw Asia and Europe kick butt, which we believe is a testament to their recovering economies.

I guess the judges liked these albums, but do they really exemplify the diversity and excitement of new British music in 2010?

It needs to be seriously managed, professionalised, results-based – and I'm very happy that the Department For International Development (DfID) is really exemplifying that approach right now.

The potential of this is really exemplified by the SimpleGeo AppShowcase, which highlights popular apps like Hipmunk, Path and Posterous, but also introduces you to lesser knowns like Votizen, which connects voters to politicians, and Project Noah, a wilderness discovery app.

In all walks of your life, whether it's on tour, your radio shows, online, you really exemplify the term "DJ" by really exposing the real music out there whether you were involved with it or not, speak on the importance of that.

Nevertheless, the phylogenetic position of N. equitans remains uncertain, as it has two incongruent positions in the phylogenetic tree of the Archaea depending on the dataset [23], [24], and so the question remains as to whether the split tRNA genes really exemplify the ancestral form of tRNA.