Sentence examples for he typifies from inspiring English sources
He typifies the Ulster spirit.
Last week's headlines rightly focused on his part, because he typifies the slippery ways of too many Catholic leaders.
Prime minister Abbott once famously described climate science as "crap"; he typifies a discernible demographic trend in his country.
A lover of backroom deals, with a Stalinist approach to party discipline, he typifies for many all that is wrong with Venezuela's politics.
But he is wrong to say he typifies all the best of what television news should be and no longer is.
But like Will, the tarnished evangelical clinging to dogma as he awaits the rapture in Mr. Hunter's 2010 breakthrough play, "A Bright New Boise," he typifies the complicated figures to whom the playwright is drawn.
Mr. Forrester's campaign manager, Bill Pascoe, said he was being realistic when he typified Mr. Torricelli as a formidable opponent.
He typified the elite marksmanship of the Shockers, of whom Marshall said, "If we shoot the ball well, we're tough to beat".
Blodget wasn't the only villain, or even the primary cause of the boom and bust, but he typified the worst of the excesses on Wall Street.
Terry Sadler, a 2000 graduate and the head of the alumni association's Atlanta chapter, said he typified the younger segment of Alcorn graduates who endorsed the move.
His two great masters were George Abbot and George Balanchine, but Robbins was entirely self-made; he typified the make-way-for-youth spirit of the era.
