Sentence examples for supreme exemplar from inspiring English sources
He was seen less as a sacrificial agent in a divine-human transaction in death on the cross and more as the supreme exemplar and leader.
Cain described how Eclipse was — as you would have expected of the supreme exemplar of the Sport of Kings in the 18th century — bred by a royal prince, the Duke of Cumberland.
Insisting on high-minded alienation set these artists against bourgeois material comforts; it also implied opposition to what was once the supreme exemplar of the delights art can offer, the female subject.
His prose masterpiece, De los nombres de Cristo (1583 85), a treatise in the dialogue form popularized by the followers of Erasmus on the various names given to Christ in Scripture, is the supreme exemplar of Spanish classical prose style: clear, lofty, and, though studied, entirely devoid of affectation.
The one-time health minister is now remembered for his "rivers of blood" speech of 1968, but Hannan frequently cites Powell as the model of the opinion-forming politician he would like to be, describing him, when we spoke, as the "supreme exemplar of that in his generation".
Then the Mail widened its attack: "The chancellor is a supreme exemplar of the political class, never having held a job in the real world since he entered the Westminster bubble at 23. Indeed, he often appears to have more in common with Labour spinmeister Lord Mandelson, his fellow architect of Project Fear, than with voters..
The supreme example of faith is Jesus' Mother Mary, called the exemplar role model woman of faith.
This was the era of Sinatra's supreme artistic achievement, when he established himself as the greatest exemplar of American popular song.
Not an exemplar — the exemplar.
