Sentence examples for have epitomized from inspiring English sources

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

For decades, the landlords have epitomized Pakistan's gaping divisions: paying no tax, treating seats in Parliament like family heirlooms, virtually a law unto themselves on their own lands.

For years, the Álvarez companies have epitomized the proud legacy of hard work, meticulous organization and personal sacrifice that defines the best of Spanish business.

JIMMY STEWART may have epitomized the innocent, sometimes diffident common man in movies like "It's a Wonderful Life," but he knew how to live.

For more than a century, the entrances have epitomized Art Nouveau style, which is characterized by sinuous asymmetrical lines based on organic forms.

Mr. Huang's rise, Mr. Wu said, may also have epitomized the corporate style in modern China, where seeking political favor and protection are sometimes viewed more as sharp business tactics than as acts of wrongdoing.

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

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

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

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

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