Sentence examples for thought exemplified from inspiring English sources

Out of these categories, I found a Fashionista that I thought exemplified all of these in one.

What he truly hates is Enlightenment ideas and practices, and here his satire intersects with a fast-moving current of French reactionary thought, exemplified by "The Suicide of France," a surprise best-seller by the television journalist Éric Zemmour.

A school of thought exemplified by Díaz Alejandro (1970 , 1988 suggests that Argentina's relative decline is associated with the abandonment of laissez faire in favor of interventionist policies (see also Cortes Conde 1997 and Taylor 1994).

A panel called "Bravery in Poetry" is also planned, on May 2, with well-known literary figures talking about poets whose writing they think exemplifies courage, and then reading from that poet's work.

To get things moving, here's my response to the first question: A person who I think exemplifies online citizenship is Zeynep Tufecki.

On the day after games, Ryan shows the Jets video clips of plays he thinks exemplify way-beyond-the-expected efforts from his players.

"Hamlet," Freud thought, best exemplified the appeal of managed self-expression.

But Midgley was deterred by the clubbiness of it all, which she thought was exemplified by Jenkins and others singing Frankie and Johnny at meetings.

His teaching that man naturally tends toward religion, distinguishing him from the lower animals, and that all religions have a measure of truth, appears to have inspired 17th-century deist thought as exemplified in Edward Herbert, 1st Baron Herbert of Cherbury.

Here on The Lede, as well as on The New York Times's Twitter and Facebook pages, I asked for you to share the wisdom that you thought best exemplified the Dear Abby column.

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