Sentence examples for shining exemplars from inspiring English sources

Village elections themselves have hardly proved shining exemplars of democracy in action.When it comes to soothing catchphrases, the party has a patchy record.

"What wondrous people those Swedes are…" On returning home, and with our current highchair literally coming apart at the seams, we decided to purchase one of these shining exemplars.

Trudge far enough into literature's set of snobberies -- as tightly nested and as seemingly endless as a set of Russian dolls -- and you'll find that the Brontë sisters, whom Ms. Byatt mentions as shining exemplars of literary worth, were once so dismissed.

All of which is a shining exemplar of effective (and cheap) advertising that is being taken up more and more by brands big and small across the globe.

"The I.H.T. has always been a shining exemplar of America's journalistic values of independent and objective journalism, to which it added its own unique international character and voice," Mr. Sulzberger said.

Those are causes big enough to make it worth travelling the extra mile to sign up the other party, which will one day return to government.As for presentation, America has just buried Ted Kennedy, lionised now in a thousand editorials for having been, among other virtuous things, a shining exemplar of bipartisanship.

The disproportionate ratio of Frank's ambition to Ford's can generate a corollary effect of critical inflation, as those of us less modest than Frank fall into the habit of proclaiming him a Representative Man, an Everyday Hero, a shining exemplar of the Great American Average.

In economics theory, stock exchanges are epitomized as a shining exemplar of the notions of free trade and efficient markets.

Relativity theory itself is a shining exemplar of this method for it has shown that the metric of spacetime describes an "objective property" of the world, once the subjective freedom to make coordinate transformations (the coordinating principle of general covariance) is recognized (1920, 86 7; 1965, 90).

That they carry intimate awareness that some men are trained to make unilateral decisions about the bodily integrity of others but still shine as exemplars of citizenship carries its own debt to be repaid.

He was Marxism-Leninism's poster boy, a revolutionary enfant terrible and, in a cold war firmament of red stars, the most brilliant, shining – and long-lived – exemplar of recklessly unrepentant revolutionary zeal.