In his speech to the General Assembly, for example, the president cited his diplomatic overtures to Cuba and Myanmar, as well as the Iran nuclear deal and the Paris climate accord, which he said exemplified the power of global collaboration.
Wolff distinguishes between two basic attitudes, one of which he sees exemplified by the skeptic, the other by what he calls "the dogmatist".
Yesterday his mount settled sweetly behind the solid pace set by Kauto Stone and Hidden Cyclone, the ease with which he was travelling exemplified by the leap at the third last that took him from third to first in the air without apparent effort.
Sych's speeches over the years have focused on promoting Ukrainian nationalism, which he says is exemplified by Stepan Bandera, a leader of the Ukrainian nationalist movement of the 1930s and 1940s.
On the other hand, for Perkins, was the timidity of Sight & Sound magazine, which he saw as exemplifying the tendency in film writing to put "judgment ahead of appreciation".
The house, which he built in 1953, exemplified his hallmark of integrating structures with the natural setting.
What would he make of DRS? How did he cope with the extraordinary changes underway in West Indian politics and society which he, to some extent, exemplified?
His reluctance to challenge the disciplined, if necessarily myopic, culture of the military is rooted in the laxity of a self-indulgent civilian culture, which he has come to exemplify....In the words of one general, speaking with unconcealed contempt for the Commander-in-Chief, "There is no moral leadership from the White House on this.
Throughout his career, he exemplified the ease with which many Hoover scholars passed back and forth between academia and public service.
