Sentence examples for worst exemplars from inspiring English sources

Last year, Mr. Ruhlman and Anthony Bourdain (no stranger to the concept of aggressive brand extension) announced on Mr. Ruhlman's blog that they would hand out Golden Clog Awards to the celebrity chefs whom they considered the best and the worst exemplars of that strange breed.

Gordon Brown and Baroness Shriti Vadera's pig-headed determination, against expert advice, to put the London tube into a web of PPP contracts stands as the worst exemplar: it fell over and cost a fortune.

The editorialists of the Wall Street Journal, who last year dismissed ethics criticisms of DeLay as "amusing," now write sternly, "Mr. DeLay, who rode to power in 1994 on a wave of revulsion at the everyday ways of big government, has become the living exemplar of some of its worst habits".

Plotted genes were chosen to provide extremal exemplars with different performances: the best and worst genes across the whole time scale and two other genes which showed most variation in recent compared with ancient times and vice versa.

Those world leaders who later hailed him as a moral exemplar at best ignored that history, at worst regarded it as a kind of credential: since Annan was a compromised figure, they did not have to fear his censure.

Experts such as Pawel Swieboda, a former bureaucrat and now head of DemosEuropa, a think-tank, have identified the best and worst practices in past presidencies (Sweden's 2009 stint is seen as an exemplar, whereas Spain and Hungary, the current president, are said to have stumbled).Holding the presidency will not stop the Poles fighting their corner.

You need exemplars.

His other exemplars are Joseph Conrad and Laurence Sterne.

Today many of their exemplars are struggling.

They're our emissaries, our exemplars.

"Many were far from moral exemplars".