| Nominations of ideal exemplars were solicited by the instructor before the topic of intelligence was covered in lectures. |
| And in Colonial America, fathers were expected to be the moral exemplars and preceptors of the family. |
| Global maritime commercial powers, of which Britain and America are both exemplars, tend to fight two types of war. |
| Far from being the noncoopted exemplars of native essence, the Gaels are merely thwarted would-be collaborators in Anglicization. |
| In her search for historical and literary exemplars of heroic women, Terry Castle may find some reward in looking back to the ancient Greeks. |
| The Journal also publishes case commentaries, clinical exemplars, and innovative strategies, which send succinct messages about patient care. |
