New Delhi, India, epitomizes this form of development.
The novel's theme epitomizes the author's concern with the human craving for two seemingly irreconcilable qualities, those of personal freedom and love.
Inscribed on his tombstone, the nickname epitomizes Bruchmüller's status as the father of modern artillery methods.
In some ways the administrative county of Northamptonshire epitomizes the rural life of a bygone England, with great estates and parks, rolling pastoral lands, and some of Britain's best-known foxhunts (e.g., the Pytchley).
For example, Manuel Chil, an Indian artist whose nickname, Caspicara, referred to his pockmarked face, sculpted an infant Christ child covered with the soft pink-toned encarnación that epitomizes the Rococo; the work looks like a three-dimensional detail out of a painting by the French Rococo master François Boucher.
One inscription that mentions the name of the sūtra-dhāra ("architect") of the 8th-century Mallikārjuna temple at Pattadakal epitomizes the accomplishments and ideals, in both theory and practice, of the artist.
A schist statue of Thutmose III, in the perfection of its execution and subtlety of its realization, epitomizes regality.
Senarens's work, for example, epitomizes the worst aspects of the type: they are poorly written and filled with sadistic racism directed toward Native Americans, African Americans, Irish Americans, Mexicans, and Jews.
A thinker such as Michael Psellus in the 11th century, who worked in several of these fields, epitomizes this synthesis.
The sultan Saladin, best known to the Western world for exploits in the Crusades, epitomizes the Kurdish military reputation.
"Boule de suif" epitomizes Maupassant's style in its economy and balance.
