Sentence examples for come to epitomize from inspiring English sources

Gernreich designed bold and often daring clothing that has come to epitomize the swinging '60s.

The battle has also come to epitomize a destructive pattern repeated across Japan's economy.

I've made some rough calculations for greater Atlanta, which has come to epitomize urban sprawl.

"She really has come to epitomize a successful empowered woman," he said Wednesday.

During the period of economic and population growth, Pittsburgh had come to epitomize the grimy, polluted industrial city.

In more than 30 years with the Mets organization, Charlie Samuels had come to epitomize the unglamorous side of baseball.

Their tragic story has come to epitomize too much about the Roaring Twenties and the crash that followed.

He had come to epitomize a remarkable team that had won four World Series in five years.

In recent years, "World War II" has come to epitomize the use and misuse of historical memory.

The conference has become a multimillion-dollar success and has come to epitomize the very essence of big-time basketball.

Chipotle, which specializes in overstuffed burritos, typically costing around $7, has come to epitomize the fast-casual market.