Sentence examples for sort of exemplar from inspiring English sources

Not that I should paint myself as some sort of exemplar, a Bill Hicksainte saint who held himself above the seductive lures of success.

Grayling struck us as a sort of exemplar of the humanist way of life, moving freely in his responses between an incredible range of topics with humor and wit.

The 31-year-old funnyman may soon come to suffice as a specific sort of exemplar for our times where biblical figures, Greek tragic heroes and Arthur Miller protagonists no longer do – because those lucky lads weren't on Twitter.

The training set to which children have access is simply too limited: it doesn't contain enough of the right sorts of exemplars.

(The original Hakkasan, in London, is precisely the sort of haute Chinese exemplar that New York craves but lacks).

The composite Q sorts were reconstructed on sorting grids to aid interpretation, for example, Figure  1 represents the composite Q sort of the Factor 1 exemplars.

"Our plan is to introduce the sort of farming that will be an exemplar, by being both productive, and good for wildlife.

We present dialogically inflected discursive analysis of exemplar extracts.

Additional file 1: List of exemplar taxa in study.

Later in the volume she describes the abolitionist evangelical Charles Grandison Finney as an exemplar of what "unreposeful" has meant in the history of Christian activism — just the sort of man she had in mind in "Gilead".

But, together with the moral exemplar theory and various other versions of the satisfaction theory, it faces a different sort of problem.