Race Barack Obama's election epitomizes a remarkable evolution.
He epitomizes a team very different from the norm for Pakistan.
"He epitomizes a lot for this team," Steelers Coach Bill Cowher said.
To Lemar Foster Jr., 48, a barber at Ultimate Choice, the Obama family epitomizes a bigger cultural change.
At his best, A.J. Hawk epitomizes a solid puzzle piece (which is a far less insulting characterization than it sounds).
The controversy, in many ways, epitomizes a struggle here over the symbols of the new Russian state.
A bottle like the 2007 Première Cuvée Les Pargues from Domaine Servin ($27) epitomizes a classic village Chablis.
Watteau's work in many ways epitomizes a style we associate with drawing-room murals, before "decorative" became a pejorative word.
Whether these accusations hold up or not, the Warhol situation epitomizes a curious fact about the art world since the postmodern period.
Granite-faced and baggy-eyed, his mouth set in a tight line, Mr. Lindon's Simon epitomizes a solid, stoic Gallic masculinity in the mold of Jean Gabin.
Instead, Wilson, who delivered his SXSW talk to a mostly empty ballroom at the Hilton, epitomizes a dark side that the industry would rather ignore.
