Sentence examples for image epitomized from inspiring English sources

Her exotic image epitomized the era of the "star".

Where did that aristocratic image (epitomized by Bela Lugosi's Dracula) come from, and why does it still have such a hold on the popular imagination?

The trouble here is that Mr. Mortier, who has never shown much interest in frothy pleasure, has made it increasingly, abrasively clear that he hates Vienna and every aspect of the Austrian national self-image epitomized by this operetta.

Playing with the Yankees for 11 seasons, Henrich was a timely hitter, an outstanding defensive player and a leader who epitomized the image of the classy Yankee who nearly always won.

Bobb-Willis's film photography eventually developed into a practice that blends twentieth-century black figuration with the schools of photography epitomized by image-makers like the Ukrainian duo Synchrodogs.

Those who developed ensemble-style taiko in Japan were men, and through the influence of Ondekoza, the "ideal taiko player" was epitomized in images of the masculine peasant class, particularly through the character Muhōmatsu in the 1958 film Rickshaw Man.

The ugly side of pretty things was epitomized by the image of a sultry Beyoncé wearing an inexpensive bikini on billboards across the world.

"Painting" (1954), a woven scaffolding of red strokes, making a swimmy shape, like an image reflected on wet pavement, epitomized his abstract mode.

"The general conception of invention is probably epitomized by the image of a light bulb going off over your head," said Robert Rosenberg, director of the Thomas A. Edison Papers Project, a documentary editing project based at Rutgers University.

They are epitomized by the image above — respectful, intelligent, and ready to learn.

It also explains why Hegel sees the pyramid as the image that epitomizes Egyptian symbolic art.