Sentence examples for today exemplified from inspiring English sources

Brown's performance today exemplified the strengths and weaknesses that will be further exposed during the campaign.

The city's Empowerment Week, an underpublicized festival of imported panelists and celebrities concluding today, exemplified the crux of the mission's flaw: why is it so difficult to extend the notion of empowerment to include the powerless?

Co-branding, in fact, is about the hottest thing in the fast-food industry today, exemplified by such high-profile national pairings as Taco Bell and Pizza Hut, Dunkin Donutss and Baskin-Robbins.

While Mrs. Clinton joked about her rocky relationship with Mr. D'Amato, Mr. Schumer did not, but he described Mr. D'Amato as a "bridge builder" whose decision to invite him today exemplified "true grace".

During periods of transformation and disruption, such as we are witnessing today, exemplified by the emergence of big science and the advent of the terabyte age, the basic signifiers are under siege and in a state of flux, amenable to change.

Interest in exploiting EM treatments for brain disorders continues today, exemplified by recent reports that EM radiation can reverse plaque formation in a murine model of Alzheimer's disease [7].

Caitlin Dewey's winning entry, which appears today, exemplifies the possibility and peril of this kind of pixelated long-distance love story.

The White House shift from outright opposition to price controls to its more nuanced position today exemplifies how Mr. Bush has tempered his embrace of completely unfettered markets in recent weeks.

As much as it's a trim, exciting shooter, Die Hard Trilogy, today, exemplifies why it took so long for games to take writing seriously.

The Italian theologian Gregory of Rimini (d. 1358) exemplified this development.

The Academy of Arcadia, founded in Rome in 1690, exemplified the channeling of energies for rationalism and innovation.