Sentence examples for an epitome from inspiring English sources

Lucretia has been an epitome of martyrdom throughout Western history.

"A mail bag is an epitome of human life," Holbrook explained.

At the urging of Cardinal Bessarion, Peuerbach began an epitome, or abridgment, of Ptolemy's Almagest in 1460.

Built around 1840, it is an epitome of the American Cottage, a signature architectural style of the Gulf Coast.

The growing number of people engaging in supporting the flood victims is an epitome of a strong community network.

It is an epitome – not, indeed, of English food, but of the forces that drag it into the dirt.

How did an epitome of German High Baroque wind up as the crowning feature of Maryland's State House?

Although the adverse events are widely debated, studies argue the need for the integration of traditional healers into the health system [ 50]. 5. Women's health is an integral epitome of a nation's wealth.

Actually, he's more like a blobby epitome of that syndrome, a little boy unashamed of his rolls of flab.

Bala Saab was a true epitome of power in every sense of the word," Mr. Varma wrote.

Nudity is about acceptance and being the forerunner you should be a shining epitome of this.