Sentence examples for which was exemplified from inspiring English sources

"He has shown incredible maturity in the last year, not only in his attitude but in his game, which was exemplified in last year's U.S. Open".

"Clearly, not just because of what he did as a sports figure, but because of his humanitarian streak, which was exemplified by his death.

One day, he read an essay, by C. S. Lewis, about the sin of pride — a sin, Lewis wrote, which was exemplified by the endless striving of the wealthy for ever-greater wealth.

As unlike each other as two rock bands could be, Slint and Slaughterhouse had roots in a subgenre of nineteen-eighties independent rock which was sometimes called "pigfuck" by the music press, and which was exemplified by Big Black, a band known for its harsh sounds and shock tactics.

But the historian Adam Goodheart has a theory that the beard was a kind of rebellion against the crappiness of the compromising politicians of the preceding period, Buchanan and the rest, which was exemplified in the starchy way they dressed a professional way of looking.

They were replaced by the picaresque novel, which usually described the comic adventures of low-born rogues and which was exemplified by the anonymously written Lazarillo de Tormes (1554) and by the works of Mateo Alemán and Francisco Gómez de Quevedo y Villegas.

Another example is the phenomenon of industrial melanism (mentioned above in the section Gene mutations), which is exemplified by the gradual darkening of the wings of many species of moths and butterflies living in woodlands darkened by industrial pollution.

For 48-year-old Wayne Maddox, who owns Maddox Vintage Autos and Parts in Denver, that era is the 1950's and 1960's, which are exemplified to him by the television shows that he was glued to growing up -- the likes of "The Beverly Hillbillies" and "The Dick Van Dyke Show".

By reading meaning into the geography of victims and their killers, Hargrove is unwittingly invoking a discipline called geographic profiling, which is exemplified in the work of Kim Rossmo, a former policeman who is now a professor in the School of Criminal Justice at Texas State University.

He first considers despotic rule, which is exemplified in the master-slave relationship.

CL has various kinds of models, three of which are exemplified in some detail in this section.