Alongside him in yesterday's final pairing was Steve Stricker, the epitome of the kind of superior journeymen with which the US team is usually filled, and with whom the Spaniard is accustomed to having his way.
It can seem the ultimate goal, the ROI of parenthood, the final gold award and the epitome of a parenting job well done.
SOMALIA (men's 10,000m final) Mo Farah has been the epitome of British multiculturalism at London 2012.
As the villain Bane he was the epitome of gothic menace in the final instalment of Christopher Nolan's brooding Batman trilogy, and had cinema audiences cowering behind their seats.
Sony has a massive following and their games are often considered the epitome of the video game arts (Final Fantasy and Metal Gear come to mind), at least by their fans.
Conan O'Brien and Elijah Wood are the epitome of clueless gamers while playing "Final Fantasy XV". .
For the Fed 2006 began with the departure of Mr. Greenspan, who presided in January over his final meeting as Fed chairman and was then widely regarded as the epitome of a central banker, a master who had guided the American economy through almost 20 years of remarkably consistent growth.
For some reason, society likes to brand this parental milestone as the epitome of being un-hip, or that it is the final nail in the coffin containing a person's sense of individual self.
A sleeveless black and white tuxedo jacket and matching palazzo pants were the epitome of evening chic and would have made for a perfect final look.
Finally, Kepler published the first textbook of Copernican astronomy, Epitome Astronomiae Copernicanae (1618 21; Epitome of Copernican Astronomy).
