Sentence examples for represent a paragon from inspiring English sources

"Charly/Chas" (1999-2002), a complete blue mechanic's uniform including a leather toolbelt stocked with little screwdrivers, might represent a paragon of hardworking, fatherly integrity seldom encountered outside the movies.

Jobs was the greatest of CEOs; Apple represented a paragon of corporate virtue, despite various governance issues.

He represented a paragon of ethics and morality, and yet I don't think he was an unforgiving type.

Both represent an unhealthy and disturbing attitude to food and diet, and holding up chubby as a paragon of "normal" is not going to solve the root causes of eating disorders and body dysmorphia.

Mr Allawi may not be a paragon of democratic virtue.

You might think Arthur would be a paragon of deportment.

The Chicago health care company used to be a paragon of financial stability.

health care company used to be a paragon of financial stability.

Herrera's story also represents a typical immigrant story, one that often gets obscured by reform advocates who want to showcase illegal aliens who are paragons of hard work and protestant virtue.

It is certainly not a paragon of chic, but it hardly could be.

Some Americans worry that the new league, with its unsophisticated cheerleaders, substandard announcers and Paleolithic fans, could hasten the decline of the staid, conservative, classy National Football League, represented by such paragons of virtue as Baltimore's Ray Lewis and Carolina's Rae Carruth.