Sentence examples for another epitome from inspiring English sources

If we look to another epitome of that era, the movie "Cocktail," we see that people's drinking habits were every bit as vacuous as their life styles.

His first solo, pouncing onto the beat and exploding away from it, had an experimentalist freshness that is another epitome of ideal Balanchine dancing: you couldn't believe he'd danced it before.

As the official press release shares, "The exhibition aims to question why certain art is 'bad' while other art hangs gloriously in the National Gallery, or why one person's pretty seascape is to another the epitome of kitsch". .

For a practicing chemist like Sasha, to ban the manufacture, sale and use of a common type of flask that is so easily replaced by another was the epitome of stupid lawmaking.

For the left-wing demonstrators protesting the second round choice between one candidate seen as a borderline fascist and another viewed as the epitome of predatory and soulless neoliberalism, France had been presented a soul-sapping lose-lose scenario.

To say one thing to one group of people and something else to another is widely regarded as the epitome of dishonesty.

Another week on Bozcaada, after all, would be the epitome of advantage over adversity.

WatchMojo.com listed Super Mario Bros. 3 at #1 on "Top 10 Video Games of the 3rd Generation", saying that it is "the epitome of the perfect NES game and another game worthy of our all time list".

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But in another twist to what Boone and Cameron did, Piniella, who was the epitome of a professional hitter in the World Series years with the Yankees, never hit two in the same game, much less two in the same inning.

Another part of the magic was that we were the epitome of Southern California cool.