Sentence examples for epitomizes both from inspiring English sources

Jones has been Butler's best player, and he epitomizes both the promise and the struggles of the program.

Germany, perhaps more than any other country, epitomizes both the importance of safe passage for ships and the difficulty of reacting swiftly.

As THE UPRISING shows, Dobbs epitomizes both the positive potential of today's populist uprising to change our country's economic policies, and the negative potential of today's populist uprising to stoke anti-immigrant and xenophobic sentiment.

At first glance, the Alströms epitomize both sides of the Respect Beer question.

Well-known Native American artists who emerged in the nineteen-eighties — notably the conceptualist and sculptor Edgar Heap of Birds and the painter and assemblagist Jaune Quick-to-See Smith — epitomize both the force and the burden of identity politics in art.

Before the rise of the Internet, before the elimination of international bureaus at magazines and newspapers, the Africa beat in the 1990s epitomized both the dangers and the romance of the foreign correspondent's life.

"This is a noble 19th- century collection in a noble 19th-century building," Professor Schuster said, epitomizing both Germany's past and its present efforts to restore and infuse that past with a sense of modernity.

Prosthetic heart valves epitomize both the triumphant advance of cardiac surgery in its early days and its stagnation into a retrospective, exclusive first world discipline of late.

Playing an androgynous pre-teen, she epitomized both vulnerability and grit.

"He has epitomized class both on and off the racetrack.

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