Sentence examples for epitomize the concept from inspiring English sources
In the mid-1990s, theoreasonedasoned that the ideal thermoelectric material would act like a glass for phonons but a crystal for electrons, and clathrates, which consist of soccer ball like polyhedrons of heavy atoms with lighter guest atoms inside them, seemed to epitomize the concept.
The title of their album The Man-Machine (1978) epitomized the concept.
For much of its post-independence history, India epitomized the concept of the Third World.
Edwards said these Jets, as they had come together, had epitomized the concept of cohesion.
Davidson grounds her narrative in the history of the Mosquée de Paris, which was inaugurated in 1926 and epitomized the concept of Islam français.
Since she epitomizes the concept of androgyny, producers conceived Quorra from an androgynous perspective, notably giving her a short haircut.
I didn't always agree with his votes, but he epitomized the concept of "senatorial" in my mind.
Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy girls' soccer: Just as no team equaled its unprecedented success during the 2010-11 seasono no group of area high school athletes epitomized the concept of "team" better than the Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy soccer team.
My school was in a town that epitomized the concept of middle class and had little to offer other than a bowling alley that hadn't been touched since the 70s and a couple of chain bars, complete with guys named Duncan who would hit you if you proved them wrong on a fact about football.
I hadn't realized it but haranguing bosses until I got fired and telling myself I was just standing up for myself felt fucking awful -- it epitomized the concept that resenting someone is liking drinking poison and expecting the other person to die.
