Sentence examples for sort of paragon from inspiring English sources
I do not see Senator McCain as any sort of paragon.
Don't hold him up as some sort of paragon, because he isn't one and he doesn't want to be one.
He later adds: Here's what is really going on: It's clear that some people would prefer to remember King as some sort of paragon of forbearance who, through suffering and martyrdom, shamed the nation into doing the right thing.
With its mere seven articles, America's constitution is a thing of beauty.Jorge Barriga StockholmCambodia's electionSIR – Although the Cambodian People's Party and Hun Sen, its leader and Cambodia's prime minister, may be guilty of corruption and human-rights violations ("Stability, sort of", August 2nd), the runner-up Sam Rainsy Party is no paragon.
Looking back at it now, RHPS is sort of the paragon of voyeurism, isn't it?
A Central Saint Martin's graduate who doesn't do "loads of crazy patterns!" or "OMFG-mad silhouettes", she's sort of become my paragon for the future of British fashion.
In fact, the project's goal of 10,000 new residents is derived from unpacking Glaeser's metric (borrowed from Jane Jacobs) that says 100 homes per acre is the ideal density for creating the sort of unplanned interactions that make successful cities paragons of creativity.
Past President of Paragon Sporting Goods, died December 19 , 2005
Indeed, apices of Paragon showed signs of double ridge formation as early as the fifth week.
