Sentence examples for it epitomizes a from inspiring English sources

It epitomizes a folk modernist aesthetic developed in Ukraine in the late 19th century that nearly disappeared in the 1930s but seeped back into movies with the cultural thaw in the late 1960s and early '70s.

The chef Giovanni Passerini's small, friendly and funky bistro (titled after his childhood nickname) stands out from the crowd not only for his delicious produce-driven modern European cooking but because it epitomizes a number of major dining trends in Paris.

On the surface, it epitomizes a lifestyle centered on material wealth, but actually represents the apex of Newsome's quite nerdy obsession with heraldry.

By virtue of its aesthetic character, preoccupation with moral concerns, and the way in which it epitomizes a cultural view of the American West, The Big Country remains as significant a film today as it was upon its release.

It epitomizes an anti-formal sass, often laced with soft-core political messaging, that has flourished in periodic big shows since the nineteen-eighties.

The semi-quiff in the front of her hair was key: it epitomized a certain kind of girl".

In his three-and-a-half star review, Chris Knight of the National Post argued that it epitomized a so-called "paradoxical position" that was both "immensely enjoyable and completely unnecessary".

It might look like an ordinary backpack, but it epitomizes what a gear bag should be.

"The dual role strikes at the integrity of the criminal justice system because it epitomizes how a prosecutor's impartiality can be undermined," Justice James H. Coleman wrote in the decision.

I like to think that it epitomizes this area, a family-oriented, friendly place".

But this little episode, and the infuriating muddle of our celebrity fellow traveler's advocacy that it epitomizes, also hold a lesson we would do well to bear in mind: that our push for equal rights and full recognition is going to be as messy as the democratic process itself.