Sentence examples for usually exemplary from inspiring English sources

It seemed as if the cast, and even the usually exemplary Met Chorus, was feeling its way during the first act.

Conventional works based on the NUM framework usually use small exemplary topologies with limited number of nodes.

In the end, one art-form in particular is usually regarded as privileged, exemplary of the mode of fulfilling the mission of art.

While not every town in Connecticut boasts an exemplary restaurant, one usually can be found within a short drive.

Big bands mainly thrived on their compositions and arrangements (Henderson's were exemplary), whereas small groups usually played loosely, to put the musicians' solos front and center.

Passing was exemplary, as usual.

It's funky and cool without being pretentious and Lindsey is usually there with her effervescent smile and exemplary service.

Philosophers' deaths make an unpromising theme for a book.A handful of philosophers, it is true, have died philosophically, by which people usually mean they have figured in memorable accounts of exemplary ends.

Christianity advertises the miseries of Jesus, their extreme and exemplary horror, but there's one kind of misery Jesus is usually spared.

In rejecting exemplary damages, Eady said: "They bring the notion of punishment into civil litigation when damages are usually supposed to be about compensation".

"Exemplary, exemplary!" he cried.