Einstein is, of course, the true exemplar of genius.
He's a true exemplar, one whose virile grace and perfect economy distinguish all he does.
It is an extraordinary place, a true exemplar of multicultural Britain, and while there is undoubtedly poverty here, there is also a genuine sense of community: the cluttered food shops, the stores selling exquisite saris in luscious silks and the noisy South Asian restaurants give it an air of hyper-reality that is a slap in the face to the blandness of much of Middle England.
As I understand it, ratifying the common laws and traditions of the "learned people of our era" is the true exemplar.
With profound sadness, the Tranquillity family mourns the passing of Leo Skolnik, one of the truest exemplars of the spirit of "Noblesse Oblige" first taught by Tranquillity's founder, Elias A. Cohen, and carried on by his niece, our beloved Pearl C. Miller, of blessed memory.
Her idols were Eleanor Roosevelt and Marian Anderson, both of whom my mother saw as exemplars of true female beauty, regarding her own Hollywood-style beauty as a mere accident of birth.
Dispiriting because as exemplars of true audacity, they have few imitators today either in Western Europe or America, where banks are trying to secure their profits by destroying social welfare regimes and politicians are at most anxious onlookers if not mere puppets of the banks.
They produce prosperous parents with graduate degrees, low divorce rates, and one or two over-protected children.I have nothing but respect for Rauch, both as a journalist and as an exemplar of true family values.
Rudi Vervoort, the minister-president of the Brussels-Capital region, said the city had shown "its true nature... an exemplar of solidarity", citing the massive number of blood donations, taxis giving their services for free and people on social networks offering to open their homes to those in need.
Since efficient causality connects metaphysics to physics and final causality connects it with ethics, the "true metaphysician" focuses on exemplar causality,[41] a kind of formal causality which is the grand theme of Bonaventurean metaphysics.
