Sentence examples for is epitomized from inspiring English sources

Politically, this frustration is epitomized by the Tea Party movement.

His eccentric vision is epitomized in his portraits "Summer" and "Winter" (Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna).

The mood is epitomized by the cover of the Feb. 17 issue of Woman's Day magazine.

These days, unsavory politics is epitomized with the phrase soft money.

But the topsy-turvy nature of the N.F.L. is epitomized by the plight of the N.F.C. West.

The fashion aesthetic is epitomized by vintage shirts with high school football logos and the foam-front trucker hat.

If Phase 1 is epitomized by those miraculous years in the performance group, Phase 2 kicked in viciously in 1978.

Their quandary is epitomized by the case of Representative Sue Kelly, a moderate Republican from Westchester County.

The whole film is epitomized in the title — there is no such thing as north-by-northwest on the compass.

Contemporary architecture in Cape Town is epitomized by high-rise buildings and low-cost housing complexes inspired by the International Style.

This is epitomized on the page at right, when Fantomex and Psylocke make their final stand to save not only the world, but their friend.