Sentence examples for as epitomized from inspiring English sources

Sukarno's personal and political excesses, as epitomized eventually by his neo-Marxist, crypto-communist ideology and his infamous cabinet of 100 corrupt and cynical ministers, induced a continuous state of national crisis.

Unselfishness as epitomized by St. Francis of Assisi was the rule.

The calmest is civic, as epitomized by Britain's relatively benign historical evolution.

A conventional usage, as epitomized by Max Weber's analysis of modern bureaucracy, highlights legal-rational authority in a formal organization.

It all depends on whether retro, as epitomized by Steve McQueen, is supplanted by the naked aggression of Mr. Hatch.

The past 30 years have brought the rise of the "greed is good" culture, as epitomized by Gordon Gekko in the film "Wall Street".

This spreading of Buddhism to a new, receptive audience is the silver lining to the plight of the Tibetan people, as epitomized by the Dalai Lamai's exile.

But to many cops the gangsta-rap scene as epitomized by Death Row was, on the face of it, a crime scene.

Her novels, with their detailed descriptions, most nearly approach the regional novel as epitomized by Pereda; their melodrama and moralizing also show Espina's independence from novecentismo's influence.

Along with European hypocrisy, Epstein makes fun of European anachronism in America, as epitomized by the Hasidic sects in Brooklyn whose clothing and restrictions Leib finds silly.

The image establishes the building in relationship to the craft tradition and also to the continuity of modernism as epitomized by the French architect Le Corbusier.