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This may be one reason the art museum has become the paradigmatic building type of our time.

The paradigmatic case here is speaking the words "I do."

As you state, only a "paradigmatic" shift will allow that.

A paradigmatic example is the tale he tells about travel in America.

"I think it's almost paradigmatic of what's going on with the talented writers right now.

There is a group of verbs that do not follow the paradigmatic model presented above.

The paradigmatic example of "intimate association" is the family.

Listening to it, at least to its larger, paradigmatic works, is akin to such free reflection.

She continued: "His perceptions about city politics remain paradigmatic in that field.

Some paradigmatic examples from England (1983) are given below.

Throughout, "the paradigmatic image of the charismatic hero is the figure who has received God's favor".

Which leaves us with hopelessly messy explanation number three: the paradigmatic one.

This is odd, because the paradigmatic cases of emergent simplicity are easy enough to explain.

Just take the paradigmatic case of Cuba, and I only mention this as one example.

"Classical music will never be paradigmatic or hegemonic again."

It was a paradigmatic case of liberal media bias - mendacity, even.

These structures are among the most paradigmatic examples of Greek dining rooms known.

This may be due to the greater paradigmatic influence of geophysical research on the other earth sciences.

They were on a date in the big city, the world's great city, paradigmatic and incomparable.

He was the paradigmatic icon of American culture.

Each is named for a particular temple regarded as paradigmatic for the style.

What does it mean when personal religious commitment is seen as the font and paradigmatic case of these failings?

He is that paradigmatic fictional doctor: the renegade who alienates.

The category of relations is the paradigmatic example of an allegory.

Paradigmatic analysis compiles a list of the signifiers present in the text.