If a repertory offers a range of works, it can also epitomize a specific ensemble style.
This can be epitomized by a loss of glycemic control in diabetic patients whenever systemic corticosteroids and oral hypoglycaemic agents are administered in combination [74]. .
The research on the doorway effect is quite insightful and relevant for the career musician (concert pianists, for example) and the methodical pedagogue, and can be epitomized as such: The stage and the practice room must become the same room.
They epitomize what family-run businesses can mean to a place, because of the implied trust and moral responsibility involved.
Somewhat contentiously, the line from Yeats appears stripped from its political content — the evocation of the Easter Rising, an Irish upheaval against British rule — and is used to epitomize the idea that oppositions can be creative.
If Republicans have chosen to epitomize white supremacy then we can choose to reject them at the polls.
Such simulations epitomize visual and numerical information that can only be derived mathematically and computationally.
Baron Von Fancy (why call him Gordon when you can call him Baron Von Fancy?) epitomizes Generation Y, also known as Generation Sell.
The statue stands opposite the Vatican and you can feel how Bruno epitomizes the eternal and open defiance of any institution that tries to nullify an individual's right to think differently.
The vibrant disguises epitomize the many ways art, sports, the internet, even color itself, can help bring people together from all different backgrounds.
Polygamy, for Alito, seems to epitomize the tradition-destroying force and absurdity of granting that right if gays can marry, who can't?
