Sentence examples for their exemplary from inspiring English sources

"With their exemplary victory, the Flaum workers have shown that abusive workplaces in this sector can be transformed through organizing, grassroots advocacy and litigation".

Their exemplary lives taught and encouraged the people to enter into a covenant with them so that social harmony could be achieved without punishment or coercion.

THEY take to the stage like a breed apart: unusually fluid and contained, displaying their exemplary control and resilience with a distinctively cool yet intense focus.

Now in their mid-30s and nearing the end of their exemplary one-club careers, none is going anywhere just yet.

Judge Nickerson acknowledged their exemplary prior records, but said that in view of their convictions he had little choice but to give them each five years in prison, the maximum allowed.

He went on: "What peace lives in the perpetual shadow of a self-annihilating violence?" Shortly before handing Uhuru his winner's certificate, the chairman of the election commission congratulated the Kenyan media on their "exemplary behavior".

So ask around but keep in mind that some professors may not like the idea of having their star students stray from their own exemplary career paths; they might be biased against jobs outside academia.

Nearly all of the assertions that Blumenbach had made about Caucasians — from their supposed exemplary whiteness and laudable beauty to their antiquity-rooted heritage — were contested.

Both filmmakers are, in their way, exemplary modernists; both transform manners and styles derived from their absorption in artistic classics into personal and original forms.

The foundation of Stoke's recent excellent run comes from their almost exemplary defensive record; the meanest defence in the Premier League have conceded just three in their past seven games.

Still, Mr. Ohlson said that firing Mr. Bottini and Mr. Goeke was not justified, citing their otherwise exemplary records and that no other prosecutor had been fired for less than intentional misconduct.