Mormons began to succeed in national business and came to be seen as exemplars of the patriotic American ethos.
In their worlds, they came to be seen as exemplars of how the potent mix of money and style could propel a career.
He's a Princeton graduate, a former McKinsey consultant, describes himself as a "nomad" and seems on the surface to be a member of that gilded elite of transnational Asians who, at least before 9/11, were seen as exemplars of a new kind of progressive postcoloniality.
Just as medieval knights were seen as exemplars of the laws to which they were subject, so will you be as a knight within the organization.
Her idols were Eleanor Roosevelt and Marian Anderson, both of whom my mother saw as exemplars of true female beauty, regarding her own Hollywood-style beauty as a mere accident of birth.
It is seen as an exemplar in the efforts to tackle the India-wide conflict between elephants and humans.
By this stage he was established as the father figure in the British track team, seen as the exemplar of commitment and discipline, as well as ultra-competitiveness, which was the template for the younger squad members.
Experts such as Pawel Swieboda, a former bureaucrat and now head of DemosEuropa, a think-tank, have identified the best and worst practices in past presidencies (Sweden's 2009 stint is seen as an exemplar, whereas Spain and Hungary, the current president, are said to have stumbled).Holding the presidency will not stop the Poles fighting their corner.
The system can be seen as an exemplar of a comprehensive health information system for clinical use.
For example, although it is common to assume that a shared social identification implies that group members are seen as interchangeable exemplars of a horizontal community (the paradigmatic example being European national identities: Anderson, 1983), this should not be presumed to be a universal characteristic of social identities (Yuki, 2003; Yuki et al., 2005).
