Examples of using Paradigmatic in English and their translations into Serbian
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This case is paradigmatic.
A paradigmatic case is Venezuela.
The second one is paradigmatic.
The problem lies in our paradigmatic conception of education, it's a problem of basic definition.
This example is paradigmatic.
In other words, only one of the paradigm of modernity's three ideologies was genuinely paradigmatic.
This law is paradigmatic.
Speaking of that, the Nikolai Kasatkin's mission in Japan is,in many ways, paradigmatic.
This case is paradigmatic.
His paradigmatic instances are Daniel Defoe, Samuel Richardson and Henry Fielding.
This case is paradigmatic.
Wildlife as a paradigmatic example of the importance of ecological concepts for ecological ethics. Ecology and philosophy: From ecology to ethics.
D'Annunzio has always been paradigmatic.
Hedonistic utilitarianism is the paradigmatic example of a consequentialist moral theory.
But the very geopolitical principle of the Land does not lose anything in its paradigmatic structure.
The case study would present Slobodiste as paradigmatic of such an attitude towards memorials in post WWII Yugoslavia.
Types of words: classification;; general-grammatical meaning and partial-grammatical categories, lexical-grammatical groups,forms(paradigmatic types).
The Second symphony from 1951 represents a paradigmatic example of Ristić's compositional and technical skillfulness.
It[is] difficult to avoid the conclusion that women were omitted because this‘tailor made' dataset was confined by a paradigmatic logic which excluded female experience.
Widely regarded as a classic,it is often cited as a paradigmatic film noir and as having set the standard for the films that followed in that genre.
This state of ministerial activity, because of its importance, requires serious attention and fast response. Speaking of that, the Nikolai Kasatkin's mission in Japan is,in many ways, paradigmatic.
It that sense, it is paradigmatic.
The strategy's paradigmatic assumption is that there is an unbreakable interconnection and interdependence between Russia's national security and its socioeconomic development.
Three sacred mothers give birth to three sacred types, three paradigmatic psychological worldviews.
The three paradigmatic sacred races are differentiated not so much by external signs or psychological peculiarities as they are by metaphysical positions determining their cultural manifestations.
He has been given the freedom to choose his own political philosophy on a paradigmatic level(not on the basis of what the“menu” offers).
The case of this memorial is paradigmatic of the concepts and uses of the prevailing remembrance discourse on Yugoslav wars, and it represents one of the rare cases of postponing a state sponsored memorialization plan in part because of the outcry of certain segments of artistic community and intellectual and general public.
Trump's abject surrender to the establishment's failed course on Afghanistan was paradigmatic of his overall failure to follow his instincts and promises.
It[is] difficult to avoid the conclusion that women were omitted because this‘tailor made' dataset was confined by a paradigmatic logic which excluded female experience. Driven by a theoretical vision of class consciousness and action as male preoccupations…, Goldthorpe and his colleagues constructed a set of empirical proofs which fed and nurtured their own theoretical assumptions instead of exposing them to a valid test of adequacy.”.
Katica Kulavkova, herself a poet, literary critic and member of the Macedonian Academy of Arts andSciences describes her poetry as a„paradigmatic example of the best in Macedonian poetry.”.

