Sentence examples for which exemplifies the from inspiring English sources

His finest track – which exemplifies the all-critical revolutionary attitude – is Down With the Homeland.

Yosemite is a place which exemplifies the old cliché about getting away from it all.

Penrose said the Lloyd's building "stands the test of time with its awe-inspiring futuristic design, which exemplifies the hi-tech style in Britain.

The musicians accomplished all this and more in Haydn's "Fire" Symphony, which exemplifies the composer's adventure-seeking "Sturm und Drang" period.

Probably the best known festive receptacles are the Starbucks red cups, launched every November to fanfare and heralded by the fansite countdowntoredcups.com, which exemplifies the hyperbolic, hashtag-ready viral enthusiasm that surrounds their release.

TwinnyDip's tart is a triumph of triple-caramelisation – the roast onion, the tatin, which exemplifies the technique, and the honeyed pecans – a nod to that ultimate caramelised dessert, the pecan pie.

I've now moved on to Thomas Mann – two stories, Tonio Kröger and Tristan, which exemplify the theme of the artist sensing alienation from the everyday world as the necessary result of creating their own world.

Its strength lay in two features: the original, carefully divided and ordered, elegantly formulated definitions of the main word stock of the language; and the copious citation of quotations from the entire range of English literature, which served in support and illustration and which exemplified the different shades of meaning of a particular word.

Two non-linear mechanical oscillators are used which exemplify the application of these concepts to physical systems.

Examples are discussed which exemplify the consistency and versatility of this interaction in affording numerous and structurally different hybrid materials.

Meinong (1904) supposed that objects like Zeus, the fountain of youth, Sherlock Holmes, etc., are non-existent objects which exemplify the properties attributed to them.