Sentence examples for has epitomized from inspiring English sources

Since then, Tsinghua has epitomized the Chinese experience of modernization.

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

And her life has epitomized the country song: a lifetime of triumph and despair.

Like tartans, tam-o'-shanters, bagpipes and kilts, whiskey has epitomized Scotland for centuries.

She has epitomized the celebrity who is famous for being famous.

For years, America's oldest orchestra has epitomized the stick-to-the-classics, no-surprises school of orchestra programming.

Edwards said these Jets, as they had come together, had epitomized the concept of cohesion.

Unlucky William seems to have epitomized the phrase "be careful what you wish for".

For much of last season, and of April and May, Jeremy Hefner had epitomized these hapless Mets.

"Divertimento No. 15" in 1983 had epitomized the sublime; in 1992 it was small scale, inconsequential, tame.

Mr. Huang's personal story had epitomized the can-do spirit and canny business acumen that have been trademarks of China's swift rise to economic prominence.