How To Use Exemplification In A Sentence
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And those Classical artistic compositions' principles are the exemplification of the methods of political thinking of a people, which are necessary for a good society.
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The fourth part focus on a exemplification of the appraise index system.
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It is through verbal modification (repetition), exemplification, generalization vs. particularization and quotation that "Washington" voices his opinion on the ways of salvation of the black race.
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Here's an exemplification of another fashion problem - globalisation, not as recent a phenomenon as we tend to think.
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The majority of Europeans and Americans saw these export wares - prints, ceramics, lacquerware - as the exemplification of Japanese art.
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It is, in the medieval sense of the term, a masterpiece - meaning, an exemplification of talents and acquirements, offered by their possessor as a gift to the onlooker, and a proof of attainment.
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The majority of Europeans and Americans saw these export wares - prints, ceramics, lacquerware - as the exemplification of Japanese art.
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We could speak about the meaning of life vis-a-vis non-consequential/deontological theories, apodictic transformation schemata, the incoherence of exemplification, metaphysical realism, Cartesian interactive dualism, revised non-reactive dualism, postmodernist grammatology and dicey dichotomies.
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It is this philosophy, currently known as fetichism, but treated by Mr. Tylor under the somewhat more comprehensive name of "animism," which we must now consider in a few of its most conspicuous exemplifications.
Myths and Myth-makers: Old Tales and Superstitions Interpreted by Comparative Mythology
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This paper explicate through exemplification and comparison the thematic diversity and diction ambiguity of the poem.
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The Black Arts movement proposed the participation of artists of all categories in letters, music, and theater in the exemplification of the experience and values of African and African American life.
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Well, we're all exemplifications of the principle that people have children.
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In a world of six billion mortal souls, we are never far away from a flesh-and-blood exemplification of life's one great certainty.
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It is through verbal modification (repetition), exemplification, generalization vs. particularization and quotation that "Washington" voices his opinion on the ways of salvation of the black race.
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He is more properly the exemplification of that overused and widely misunderstood but still potent image, the banality of evil.
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