Sentence examples for better personifies from inspiring English sources
No one better personifies the selfless nature promoted by the collective than Parker.
To bind us together as citizens of one nation, all of whom are guaranteed the equal protection of the law, and there is no one individual who better personifies the concept of equal protection than my client, Edie Windsor".
Perhaps no character in Rocketeers better personifies this blend of patriotism, wealth and weirdness than Robert Bigelow, who made a fortune founding Budget Suites of America.
The post-disaster development paradigm of "Build Back Better" personifies that perspective, within the critiques of that term and process (Kennedy et al. 2008).
There were few sights that better personified Australian rugby league – and, sometimes, even culture – in the 1980s than that of legendary prop Steve "Blocker" Roach in full flight.
No single artist may have better personified hip-hop in the 21st century than M.I.A. Born in London, raised in her family's native Sri Lanka, and trained as a graphic designer, M.I.A. wrote politically radical lyrics that are set to musical tracks that drew from wildly diverse sources around the world.
No player, with the possible exception of Cromartie, has better personified Rex Ryan's rugged and flamboyant defense than Scott, who turns 32 on Saturday, made the Baltimore Ravens in 2002 as an undrafted free agent and has stuck around the N.F.L. for 10 seasons.
We could think of no individual who better personified the mission we work towards every day, saving the lives of malnourished children and unlocking their future potential.
Nobody on earth personifies Backpfeifengesicht better than Martin Shkreli.
"The American people are a great people, and no one personifies that greatness better than Meryl Streep," Peña Nieto said in an official statement.
It's absurd: a single mother working two jobs and attending online classes to better her life is discipline personified, even if she can't always pay her loans on time.
