exemplary

Preposition: on

occasion: His service was exemplary on several occasions I said Ô come on chaps lets go to Paris for the weekend.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: Much of his work at that time remains exemplary.
• consider: For more than thirty years since then its public art program has been considered exemplary.
• stand: Only John the Baptist and Jesus Christ were not even married so they don't stand exemplary for the issue.
• become: China might eventually develop a new form of governance which becomes exemplary.

Modifies a noun

• preaching: I found myself drawn into the story in a way that I have never been by exemplary preaching.
• punishment: The papers called for exemplary punishment of the printers who dared defy the Soviet Government.
• site.: Written by Roland Robertson an exemplary site. if only they were all as good as yours!
• damage: The nearest thing to punitive damages in English law is exemplary damages.
• patience: Friend the Prime Minister listened with his customary exemplary patience.
• manner: Thomas showed exemplary track manners, almost coming to a halt on occasion to let faster cars past.

Modifying Another Word

• otherwise: Now this can cause more than a few problems to an otherwise exemplary marriage.
• so: Just for fun, I had a meeting the other day that was so exemplary.
• not: The material is reasonable, albeit limited, but not exemplary.
• often: Their behavior was " often exemplary, with mature responses to challenging situations " .
• truly: Even more important, many of its members are truly exemplary to the rest of us.
• quite: He was most impressive on the track and his enthusiasm to sign for Boston was quite exemplary and Barracuda-Braves have another winner in Adam.

Preposition: in

• respect: Rigor and Objectivity: This study is exemplary in both respects.
• area: Teaching Awards judges found Tracy to be exemplary in all areas.