Sentence examples for what paragon from inspiring English sources
George Bush will never be Pericles, but he is a very hungry caterpillar; who knows, come November, what paragon may not burst forth?
When the crusty old bachelor Don Alfonso listens yet again to his two young friends Ferrando and Guglielmo going on about what paragons of virtue their fiancées are, he challenges them to bet some money on it.
"I take a sip, partly to remind myself what a paragon of awfulness it is, but partly to prove that for all its faults, it is still not undrinkable," Mr. Capon wrote.
Just as a reminder, on the eve of the crisis Spain seemed to be a fiscal paragon: What happened to Spain was a housing bubble — fueled, to an important degree, by lending from German banks — that burst, taking the economy down with it.
The Cleves Master was a paragon of what the movies call continuity.
May is a paragon of what the Germans call Trivialliteratur, or genre fiction.
As she moves into ever greater stardom, Ms. Fleming has become a paragon of what people want in their opera singers.
Canadian band Nickelback, the gravelly paragon of what's known as "modern rock", are in a Facebook popularity contest with a deli delicacy.
These enterprises which increasingly became resorts for the whole family as much as they were casinos lent Las Vegas the air of a gigantic theme park, a paragon of what the architecture critic Reyner Banham called the "fantasticating tendency" of the American West.
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — At the time, in the afterglow of the Jets' season-opening victory, the play was hailed for what it was: a paragon of hustle and relentlessness and effort, of the way Coach Rex Ryan expects his team to compete on every snap.
