Sentence examples for fully epitomize from inspiring English sources

The president of Sega Europe stated that they originally planned a number of events, including judo, to fully epitomize the Olympics.

The experiments that fully epitomize this atypical signaling by PDGFRα were conducted by over-expressing a truncated form of the receptor, named αRΔX, in PC3-N cells.

"If there are other families who have more fully epitomized and risen alongside the hundred-year emergence of the U.S. military-industrial complex, the post-1945 national security state and the 21st-century imperium, no one has identified them," he writes.

Those are fully epitomized in Han Fei's thought.

The reconstruction of Gezi Park fully epitomizes that dichotomy.

ROSLYN SULCAS ★ AMERICAN BALLET THEATER (Friday and Saturday) This weekend offers the final performances of "Giselle," a work that may epitomize Romantic ballet most fully in its story of love, madness and redemption from beyond the grave.

He says, "These epitomize to me great companies that are fully priced".

European audiences, who take their food more seriously than Americans, seemed to fully grasp the conflicts epitomized by Babette's final feast, particularly when you consider that an entire film was once made from Europeans' desire for good eating: Luis Buñuel's overrated "The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie".

MORELS epitomize spring fever.

Their careers epitomize that message.

These clothes epitomize self-care.