Sentence examples for epitome of both from inspiring English sources

If real ugliness and negativity is spawned in the pit – and sexual assault is certainly the epitome of both – then we aren't achieving catharsis through music.

For now, baguette revivalists -- spurred in part by Mr. Kaplan's notion of bread as the epitome of both French history and culture -- draw from him moral strength and culinary rigor.

Justice Scalia said the treatment Mr. Edwards received in being denied to present the defense of his choice "seems to me the epitome of both actual and apparent unfairness".

Enter Ryan Koriya: the epitome of both the country's talent, and the infinite obstacles thrown at it.

To me, this juxtaposition of the street is the epitome of London – both pretty and edgy.

His art was erudite, the epitome of glossy, luxuriant Mannerist finesse, both tender and fetishistic.

But the Trump Presidency, which is both the epitome of anti-political politics and the product of hyper-partisanship, is helping to expose the disastrous state of American politics.

He was the epitome of someone who insisted on both vision and success.

With an ability to evoke both the epitome of tranquility and the peak of unfathomable danger, it's no wonder the ocean is one of the art world's most persistent muses.

They are both the very epitome of enticing foreplay.

Taddeo d'Alderotto, Epitome of Aristotle.