Sentence examples for well exemplified from inspiring English sources

The mentor relationship, which is so well exemplified here, shows itself as a mutually fulfilling one.

The law of diminishing returns is well exemplified in fertilizer technology.

This concealing pattern is well exemplified in the small screech owls.

This is particularly well exemplified when Cheswick demands to have his cigarettes, and the chaos builds beautifully.

That a good fit can be found by men of all ages is well exemplified by Mr. Ford.

Mr. Goebbels's swashbuckling temperament is well exemplified by his deployment of the period strings in swatches of Matthew Locke's music for Shakespeare's "Tempest," from 1764, perversely swathed in techno electronics.

The historical film a minority genre but one which, as Mr Levy's chart reveals, has produced a proportionally high number of winners was well exemplified this year by "Gladiator".

The several types of sacraments (i.e., initiatory, purificatory, renewal, communion, healing, cultic elevation) are well exemplified in Christianity, though they also may be found in other Western religions, the Eastern religions, and preliterate religions.

The solution, well exemplified in the plan of 820 for the monastery at St . Gall was a quadrangular court, or cloister, provided with arcaded walks, or "alleys," and placed beside the nave of the church.

His comment, in the BBC house magazine, Ariel, that Birt "stifled much of the creativity of the BBC, wasted huge amounts of money on management consultants and constant restructuring, and disposed of many older but talented people who knew radio and television well", exemplified the sort of acerbic intervention he would make.

These changes are well exemplified by a study from Alt (2006).