Sentence examples for suggested exemplary from inspiring English sources

The first English translations rendered it as "gentleman," but Ames and Rosemont (1998) have usefully suggested "exemplary person".

A large diversity of methods has been suggested exemplary represented by the papers cited here, Arm: Tham and Prager (1993); Kobayashi et al. (2005); Li et al. (2006); Wang et al. (2006); Peters and Schaal (2006b); Grasp: Moussa and Kamel (1998); Moussa (2004); Rezzoug et al. (2006).

The obituary, which appears in a local Michigan newspaper, suggests an exemplary small-town life.

Prison officials said last week that an interview with Mr. Nkemakolam would not be permitted, but the sketchy information released by the governor's office suggested that he was about as exemplary as prisoners come.

The exemplary applications of the suggested process could be field emission devices and gas sensors.

If Brian Leveson had suggested that the government of the day be able to impose exemplary damages and costs on a fiat and a whim, there'd have been the devil to pay.

A Unite strategy document suggests Falkirk was an "exemplary" case of how this should be done.

The new clause – overwhelmingly carried – included awarding exemplary damages against organisations which do not use the arbitrator and suggested that editors could possibly protect themselves from such punitive damages by seeking advice from the regulator before publication.

The overview of the types of determinants studied, their suggested pathways and the typical findings is comprehensive, however, the studies mentioned are exemplary but not exhaustive of the vast literature published on each determinant.

For them, her book suggests titles and frequently notes exemplary audio versions, like Joe Morton narrating "Invisible Man" by Ralph Ellison or Toni Morrison reading her own "Beloved".

The case of SIRT5 is again exemplary because it suggests that some sites previously thought to be acetylated may be malonylated and/or succinylated as well.