Sentence examples for better epitomizes the from inspiring English sources

For Filene, no career better epitomizes the professional quandary of the putative folk musician than that of another Lomax discovery, Muddy Waters.

"There is no one who better epitomizes the ideal marriage of technical excellence and true creativity," said Ahmet Ertegun, the chairman of Atlantic Records, in a 1999 speech.

And perhaps no other investor better epitomizes the long-term approach.

Few places better epitomize the Whiskey Belt's unique blend of populism and elitism.

None better epitomized the thrilling game — and the Americans' defensive shortcomings — than Mexico's fourth goal, which salted away the title and a place in the 2013 Confederations Cup in Brazil.

No one better epitomized the central failure of the US effort to date - the inability to provide elementary security for both ordinary Iraqis and those choosing to cast their lot with the new regime.

Perhaps no event in baseball history has better epitomized the Yogi Berra adage "it's like déjà vu all over again" than the untimely end of the Mets' 2008 season.

And no one better epitomizes this conjoined politics of race and class than Donald Trump, the self-serving billionaire who convinced three in four white working-class men to vote for him by promising to ban Mexicans and Muslims.

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M.I.A.-ROD Nothing better epitomizes Alex Rodriguez's October futility than this astounding fact: since Game 4 of the 2004 A.L.C.S., Rodriguez is 0 for 27 with runners on base in the postseason.

But there is probably no better designer who epitomizes the sportswear spirit of the resort season than Mr. Lauren, so you had to admire the clothes he showed, including several designs that looked as if they were made for ballet students on spring break.