Sentence examples for as a quintessential from inspiring English sources

The broadcaster described Bake Off as a "quintessential BBC show," adding: "We made a very strong offer to keep the show, but we are a considerable distance apart on the money.

For example, she cites Laurel and Hardy as a quintessential married couple because... uh, why again?

Sparrow loved it when the press portrayed him as a quintessential establishment figure.

He identifies, for example, the campaign to segregate society as a quintessential progressive battle.

RICHARD LAERMER had always thought of himself as a quintessential New Yorker.

Unfortunately for Pitino, a boyish workaholic, he came with a reputation as a quintessential quick-fixer.

Blunt came across as a quintessential member of the English Establishment.

The retrospective depicts Adrian as a quintessential 20th-century American designer.

By 1932 Copland was coming to be regarded as a quintessential, irreversible, home-grown American.

He could not ski, swim or play golf, and viewed Legoland in California as a quintessential vacation destination.

He suspects Ms. Duckworth will win the primary "and position herself as a quintessential Obama-Pelosi liberal Democrat" against him.