Sentence examples for those paragons from inspiring English sources

There have not been many of those paragons about during the last couple of years.

Those paragons of modernity – electronics manufacturers – rely for their supplies on some distinctly old-fashioned practices.

Anyway, by the late '60s those paragons were going or gone, and there were new dogs in town.

"Each one of those paragons stands to gain from their associations with the Cameron project, in at least one case, possibly, with a peerage.

Those paragons Hong Kong and Singapore introduce substantial reforms each year.The willingness of governments to keep reforming in such tough times strengthens the prospects for recovery.

Even, the "producers", those paragons of Ed Miliband's conference speech on Tuesday, are producing, most of all, investment opportunities for the money people.

The two cocky officers come across as easy targets for the wager Alfonso proposes to test the fidelity of their wives-to-be, those supposed paragons of virtue.

The genomes of vertebrates, those purported paragons of biological perfection, turned out to be veritable junkyards of selfish genetic elements where only a small fraction of the genetic material is dedicated to encoding biologically relevant information.

But think back to those alleged paragons of British cool: Tony Blair, Damon Albarn, and Damien fucking Hirst.

Who might these paragons be?

And it applies to all machines, not just those of Paragon and its competitors.