Sentence examples for best typify from inspiring English sources

But Brad Armstrong, a two-term county commissioner from Hancock County, Indiana, may best typify the movement towards Trump.

For the high streets which best typify Britain's economic gloom, look no further than the main shopping strips in Chatham in Kent and Walthamstow in east London.

Or rather, that some computer simulations contain elements that best typify what we might call fictional representations in science, even if those representations are not uniquely present in simulations.

It is my hope that since Harry Potter is not nominated that The Artist wins the award -- not because I think it deserves to (even though it is deserving of a wide audience because it is charming and witty) -- but how else can you best typify how very poor a year it is when a movie with almost no spoken words and in black and white can be the bastion of excellence in 2011.

That is perhaps best typified by a couple of current players.

Point guard Stephon Marbury thought Martin's goal best typified the new Nets philosophy.

"But there is still a side of Venice which is alive and isn't Disneyland, and it's best typified by the bàcari".

The main idea of the more fun-loving of these books is perhaps best typified by Mr. Hemsath's advice to keep an "anti-stress kit" handy.

Usually, the complaints come from the other side, best typified by Benedict Cumberbatch's risible whinge about typecasting and British class obsession.

His comedy finds madness in the mundane – an outlook best typified by a sketch in which a bus journey to the Glasgow district of Yoker escalates into an epic odyssey.

The choice of the country value combinations was based on which value pair best typified the policy combination of interest.