Meanings of great exemplar in English

Friends of popular government in Europe looked to America as the great exemplar of their ideals.

He took Francis of Assisi, the founder of his order, as the great exemplar of the Christian life.

H. G. Wells is the great exemplar, with his sociological studies wrapped in description and tied with a plot.

And in the Bible they will find the Father of the faithful, to both Jews and Gentiles, their great exemplar.

In a way Janet was her son's great exemplar, but he was apt to postpone following the example he admired.

Whenever Captain Welsh exclaimed, 'Well done,' or the equivalent, 'That 's an idea,' we referred him to Plutarch for our great exemplar.

Whitfield was the great exemplar of these; but none, perhaps, so imitated his style and manner as John Newland Maffit and the wonderful Summerfield.

As he got upon his legs, smiling after the manner of his great exemplar, he held in his hand a small note and a newspaper.

The Great Exemplar did not fly from Satan; he stayed, and overcame him.

Even the Great Exemplar in some places could not do many mighty works because of surrounding unbelief.

The Manifestation is the Perfect Man, the great Exemplar for Mankind, the First Fruit of the tree of humanity.

He was a native of Cufa and was regarded as one of the great exemplars of the true believers.

Witness the attitude of Germany and France (the great exemplars of literary civilization), each eagerly preparing for a deadly conflict.