Sentence examples for could epitomize from inspiring English sources

The 1999 game could epitomize the Yankees' style of postseason play.

Any one of them could epitomize modern mass production at its most banal.

He became an expert in sounds that could instantly epitomize a character or a city.

Hers was the kind of rise through the academic ranks that could have epitomized the American dream, if not for the way she crashed.

The only thing he could have done to epitomize the 90s more was to blow Arsenio Hall on the set of Boy Meets World, but, as desperate as we all are to see it, I don't think he's going to deliver on that one. .

Here was something television definitely could not provide, epitomized by the best-picture win of the sentimentally scabrous 1969 film "Midnight Cowboy," the first and, to date, last X-rated film to win the big prize (though soon after it did, the film was rerated R).

"They epitomize what every parent could want their daughter to be," Mrs. Johnson said.

They are meant to epitomize mainstream America, and to deflect (via images that could have been crafted by Norman Rockwell) any suggestion that the G.O.P. is extreme.

"It's been a remarkable journey, and we could not be happier for these talented underdogs whose unshakeable beliefs and maverick natures epitomize the spirit of Silicon Valley".

Mrs. Kennedy could not have imagined the outfit she put on that morning would come to epitomize the essence of Camelot and the death of it.

"Right now, this enemy could be anywhere," he said, scraping dirt from his golf shoes near a fairway that seemed to epitomize freedom from fear.