Sentence examples for epitomises the need from inspiring English sources

Cecile herself, born in Guyana in 1919, epitomises the need to not only reflect on history, but to make history and, together with Ian, they were to lay the foundations for the UK's first statue of this kind.

Splendor epitomised the needs of the Indian customer.

"Jordan's attitude epitomises the values we want to uphold at this football club," he added.

He epitomises the stubborn male refusal to co-operate with social norms, practical needs, ordinary decency or common sense.

Mykonos epitomises the turnaround.

Smith epitomises the global market.

"Anthony O'Connell epitomises the modern fan," blasts David Brennan.

"David Soul epitomises the star of today.

Mr Matthiessen's book epitomises the first of these.

It epitomises the local, if somewhat bourgeois, restaurant for me.

It epitomises the peculiarities of the age of science.