Sentence examples for epitome of skill from inspiring English sources

Albie fishing is a high-speed shell game, in which the ability to slap a fly down quickly among feeding fish -- an act abhorrent to trout anglers -- represents the epitome of skill.

Although the short sprint was considered the main event, in that each Olympiad was named after the winner of it, in the early, vigorous centuries of the Games the winner of the pentathlon was the most profoundly admired victor of all — the superb, rounded athlete, the epitome of coördination and skill, as strong as he was swift.

Margaret Heilbrun, who curated a 2000 Gilbert show at the New-York Historical Socieditedd edInventingentheg the Skyline: the Architecture of Cass Gilbert," said that the building represents "the epitome of Gilbert's skills".

He is the epitome of courtesy and quiet skill when it comes to fulfilling his master's needs.

But Nick is also a hypocrite and a buffoon, 'the very epitome of the brilliant academic without a single life skill'.

I can only conclude that being born with the talent and skill that takes you to the epitome of success may not always be a good thing..

"The epitome of modern trends.

Epitome of late Nineties cool.

The epitome of male beauty.

The epitome of campfire fiction.

The epitome of French chic.