Sentence examples for so much exemplified from inspiring English sources

Aaron was so much the Internet's boy, and that so much exemplified this machine crushing our hopes".

Aaron was so much the internet's boy, and that so much exemplified this machine crushing our hopes".

Both campaigns exemplified so much about advertising.

Roach has claimed in his book, Coldplay: Nobody Said It Was Easy, that although "Shiver" earned the band their debut UK Top 40 single, it was "Yellow" that has changed "everything", and that it "exemplifies so much of what had made Coldplay so popular".

So much for the widespread view, exemplified in yesterday's New York Times editorial that: "There is little chance of restraining Hamas without dealing with its patrons in Syria and Iran".

The biggest issue for me is exemplified by why I struggle so much with the work/life balance question.

One participant exemplified this complexity: "I have so much emotional baggage from my life that explains this bad pattern I have gotten into.

Demystification, however, is another matter: his life turns out to have been far too sui generis to exemplify anything except the fact that so much more was going on in gay America than even most gay Americans realized.

"No-one will deny the fantastic contribution our creative sector makes to the nation's economy, but as Hay exemplifies every year the arts mean so much more to us as a country than pounds spent.

"We really pulled together," Cummings said, "and we were like, 'All right, we have 30 minutes left, and that will make or break our season.' And we showed so much heart and so much hustle, and I think we exemplified what Maryland lacrosse really is in that second half".

Thursday night's Republican debate exemplified why Donald Trump's competitors have had so much trouble stopping him: None of them have the courage to risk a sustained attack on the front-runner -- even when the issue is assault.