Sentence examples for certainly epitomizes from inspiring English sources
Though easily dismissed as kitsch, it left an unmistakable mark on the cityscape and certainly epitomizes its jet-set era.
The Life of Johnson may be regarded as a representative psychological expression of the Age of Enlightenment, and it certainly epitomizes several typical characteristics of that age: devotion to urban life, confidence in common sense, emphasis on man as a social being.
He certainly epitomizes the nonchalance of the season -- lots of lived-in denim, T-shirts and sexy leather jackets, basically the same look that the Rolling Stones bequeathed the world, circa 1971, when they were hanging out in the South of France.
The bleeding edge of social media applications is certainly epitomized by Twitter, yet enterprise clones of the platform are starting to go public with more in the pipeline.
Certainly this is true: he epitomizes hockey passion.
Once the Bears' season starts, nothing else seems to matter, certainly not a Yankees-White Sox series at U.S. Cellular Field that epitomized all that has gone wrong for the Sox this season: listless play, disappointing crowds and the increasingly obvious reality that a team built to win this year isn't going to.
This thinking runs counter to the ways of outsiders going back to their incursion into the region, most recently epitomized by the mining companies that will most certainly cause death and disease when they arrive.
"The Reactionary Mind" certainly cuts hard against the common view that the radical populist conservatism epitomized by Sarah Palin represents a sharp break with the cautious, reasonable, moderate, pragmatic conservatism inaugurated by the 18th-century British statesman Edmund Burke.
Lexus epitomizes creature comforts.
