Sentence examples for epitomizes and from inspiring English sources

The fitful struggle to develop a constitution both epitomizes and exacerbates the country's ethnic, religious, geographical, caste and class divisions.

The shirts represent the competitive nature of the team, which Dallas epitomizes, and were intended as a fun way to engage the fans".

I think that it's because Kippenberger's career, as a whole, was consciously his one actual work: it both epitomizes and burlesques the art game's pell-mell institutional, commercial, and academic expansion in the biennial-bedizened nineteen-eighties and nineties.

The great poignancy of "The Alienist" is the way it so powerfully epitomizes and recapitulates the poignant fate of the historian, the poet, the grown-up child in all of us – the grown-up child who both can and can't go home again – who both can and can't escape from the past he can't change, get away from, or return to.

Silicon Valley epitomizes and valorizes youth culture.

Still, given her feminine beauty, her peeky-toe high heels, her flaunted fecundity, and her tendency to skirt tough issues with flirtatious winks, Palin's appeal to traditional men is no surprise: she epitomizes and celebrates the very two roles--sex object and mother--that have been used by patriarchal societies to define women as not only different from, but also less than men.

Considering the religious past of the Slavs, it is not surprising that manism was strong enough to epitomize and overwhelm all or practically all of their religious views.

This attitude was epitomized and even exaggerated by Intel intc Chairman Andy Grove in comments before Congress.

The presented findings of the research initiatives epitomize and reaffirm the assumption of the actual involvement of cultural dimensions informed by gender in the formation of practices regulating the social and economic conduct.

Materials may be added, or lost, or added again in a continuous process of epitomizing and enlarging and updating and it remained possible, of course, to inspect and excerpt original sources at least in some cases.

Rolling Stone said: "Like Marilyn Monroe, Madonna is bent on epitomizing and championing a vision of female sexuality, and like Monroe she is often dismissed as an artist for doing so".