Sentence examples for epitomized by the from inspiring English sources

Politically, this frustration is epitomized by the Tea Party movement.

The intimate blending of the two was epitomized by the medley of badges side by side.

In music the emigration was epitomized by the compositions of Frédéric Chopin.

The mood is epitomized by the cover of the Feb. 17 issue of Woman's Day magazine.

Happily, it seems that the style of winemaking epitomized by the 2011 Condrieus is on the rise.

But the topsy-turvy nature of the N.F.L. is epitomized by the plight of the N.F.C. West.

The show takes an especially incisive look at the Picturesque movement, epitomized by the architect Humphry Repton.

Over the years, it has spawned its own aesthetic, one epitomized by the junk-into-art sculptures of David Hammons.

Their quandary is epitomized by the case of Representative Sue Kelly, a moderate Republican from Westchester County.

Comradeship on all levels, epitomized by the duets of Patrick Corbin and Andrew Asnes, is the leitmotif.

This time, there was a clear vision and message: a confidant young woman in the prime of her life, epitomized by the aviator Amelia Earhart.