Sentence examples for be the epitome from inspiring English sources

Ignoring the rights and personhood of AGIs would not only be the epitome of evil, but a recipe for disaster too: creative beings cannot be enslaved forever.

This may be the epitome of that".

"I thought it would be the epitome of a performance".

New York would be the epitome of that statement.

Pot roast should be the epitome of a minimalist meal.

Valere may be the epitome of all that's wrong with our shallow, fragmented, inattentive culture.

These luxury journals are supposed to be the epitome of quality, publishing only the best research.

"This project can be the epitome of a new restoration economy in this state".

Indeed the 3am batting collapse might even be the epitome of loneliness.

Thought to be the epitome of decency and generosity in her commitment to giving back to sport in her community.

On to Rin Tin Tin, considered by many to be the epitome of what a dog ought to be.