Sentence examples for epitomized with from inspiring English sources
These days, unsavory politics is epitomized with the phrase soft money.
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.
But great dancing has no age limit: Robert Swinston, who joined the Merce Cunningham Dance Company in 1980, took on Cunningham's role in "Quartet" and epitomized, with searing simplicity, the act of isolation.
By contrast, the new songs offered by Deborah Harry, in a preview of her coming album "Necessary Evil," were firmly tethered to a style: the new wave she epitomized with Blondie.
It doesn't bode well for the Islamic state, which enforces strict moral laws on its subjects, that its head of government should be epitomized with mendacity.
He epitomized living with purpose and showed up to life every day with drive and gratitude.
More than 60 years ago Marlon Brando epitomized cool with his motorcycle get-up in The Wild One.
But it was Douglas's attitude that epitomized the victory with just 12 games to play.
But one crash, one go-for-broke, toss-common-sense-aside maneuver, epitomized the racer with the bloody nose and the sport he competes in.
Mr. Merwin received his first Pulitzer Prize in 1971 for his collection "The Carrier of Ladders". The volume epitomized his concern with absence.
"You're somewhere in the middle". For Ms. Ng, the investment consultant, the cultural struggle was epitomized in fights with her parents over leaving Chinatown.
