Sentence examples for what it exemplifies from inspiring English sources

A poem, for instance, is not just a representational symbol, for what it exemplifies is as important to its artistic value as what it represents.

He said: "What it exemplifies is Labour's complete lack of understanding about how business works and, actually, how people get by.

The Hummer carries meaning, all right, but what it exemplifies is how wide the gap can be between what the owner and those onlookers think the meaning is.

My old dictionary, it turns out, may be one such object, important less for what it contains than for what it exemplifies.

Mack Horton pulled off a stirring win in the 400m freestyle, and 18-year-old Kyle Chalmers realised his potential before he had a chance to know what it was, exemplifying the fearlessness of youth by powering to a shock win in the 100m freestyle.

Relative advantage the degree to which an innovation is perceived to be better than what it supersedes is exemplified in our study by the improved positive outcomes and opportunities for interprofessional communication and collaboration compared to existing services.

In general, how a symbol refers whether it denotes or exemplifies, what it denotes or which of its features it exemplifies, whether it does so directly or indirectly, literally or metaphorically depends on the system of symbolization within which the symbol is found.

One worth mentioning is by Zalta, who argues that preserving "our pretheoretic understanding of what it is to exemplify or instantiate a property" requires us to preserve the LNC (2004, 432).

"Our city is built on the strength of its residents and the Greene family exemplifies what it means to be a good neighbor and friend to New York City.

"Merida exemplifies what it means to be a Disney Princess through being brave, passionate, and confident," the studio told Yahoo Shinee.

Working in Jerusalem, I lived just miles away from the old city that exemplifies what it means to find peace in diversity.