Sentence examples for would have exemplified from inspiring English sources

Once his elevation would have exemplified Deutsche's global scope.

That object is only contingently nonconcrete; it could have been concrete, and had it been concrete, it would have exemplified the property of being my brother (along with the other properties that it encodes and the necessary consequences thereof).

What we'd like to say is that a role S is accessible to, say, Socrates' actual role Rs just in case it is a role Socrates could have exemplified.

But few people have exemplified the Golden Rule as Jesus himself did.

You cannot tell me any other group of people have exemplified humanity more than black folks.

However, instead of the possible individuals that exist in w, this domain consists of those haecceities that are exemplified in w, or more exactly, that would have been exemplified if w had been actual.

But this article will take the perfect goodness of God as privileged, and will treat as a crucial difficulty for some conception of perfect goodness that it cannot be exemplified with other features that an absolutely perfect being would have to exemplify.

"Nassau has exemplified a highly academic community college," Dr. Badway said.

Zimbabwe itself has exemplified both the promise and tragedy of post-colonial Africa.

Christchurch has exemplified this to me.

Its model would have been that exemplified by the April 2011 issue of Environmental Health Perspectives, which highlighted the health effects of airborne particulate matter.