Sentence examples for supreme models from inspiring English sources

William Godwin's Political Justice (1793) does not compare in the majesty of its prose to those supreme models, but it did inflame Shelley and other men of letters of the time.

Classical, or literary, prose (guwen, or wenyan) aims at the standards and styles set by ancient writers and their distinguished followers of subsequent ages, with the Confucian Classics and the early philosophers as supreme models.

The other supreme model is singing, the human voice, the connection between singing and speaking.

That product did indeed appear to be "the will of the age translated into space," so much so that it became the supreme model for corporations to emulate, in skylines everywhere.

The supreme example of faith is Jesus' Mother Mary, called the exemplar role model woman of faith.

(They didn't seem so much this way 10 years ago, when Mr. Charlap's trio was just beginning, and Tommy Flanagan, his supreme stylistic model, was still alive and working).

And woe to those Barak Obamas who would labor to unify this country, and distract us from the supreme Iraqi model.

In what some would describe as the heyday of modelling – when supermodels such as Linda Evangelista, Cindy Crawford and Claudia Schiffer reigned supreme – the normal model size was more like an eight or a 10.

Both role models were supreme scat singers whose improvisations had the jet-propelled force of inspired instrumental solos.

The supreme leader has two models from Shiite lore at his disposal — the conciliation of the second Shiite imam, Hassan ibn Ali, who chose peace over war after his father's assassination in 661, or the heroic sacrifice of his younger brother, Hussein, who fought to the death against impossible odds.

An unsmiling Teutonic model, a supreme non-faffer, boasts about the number of things he or she manages to get done in a day, thanks to their BlackBerry.