No firm better resisted the temptations than Goldman, which, from its founding in 1869 through recent decades, epitomized, with only rare slip-ups, the best of American finance.
The last barefaced goalie of any consequence, the Gumper epitomized Original Six hockey and played through the early Expansion Era until he was 44 years old.
Yet, when you examine entrepreneurship through the last three centuries, epitomized by Henry Ford's comment, it seems that Kuratko made an important observation: Entrepreneurship is powerful because it is an aggressive agent of change and therefore an important means of advancement in society.
Nobody epitomized the paradoxes that ran through the Dodger season like Kershaw, who was again both the best pitcher on the planet and the most unusual pitcher in October.
As dance seems to be passing through a dry spell epitomized by clever titles for clever and unevocative works, concert presenters are turning increasingly to the less-familiar performing arts of other cultures.
Those who developed ensemble-style taiko in Japan were men, and through the influence of Ondekoza, the "ideal taiko player" was epitomized in images of the masculine peasant class, particularly through the character Muhōmatsu in the 1958 film Rickshaw Man.
This growth in knowledge is epitomized by lysophosphatidic acid (LPA), which functions through interactions with at least six cognate G protein-coupled receptors.
For example, rather than say: "You've epitomized the mood of the moiling society through avant garde utilization of marginalized voices".
Hers was the kind of rise through the academic ranks that could have epitomized the American dream, if not for the way she crashed.
