With its extravagantly ornate facade entirely covered with beautifully carved cherubim and mythical beasts — from mermaids to wolves — it epitomizes the architecture known as Leccese Baroque, the diametric opposite of the dolmen hidden in the olive groves.
The case of the literary and history canon is particularly interesting from this viewpoint as it epitomizes, arguably, both the strongest and most debated expression of monoculturalism.
It epitomizes the album's, as Ellen Foley describes, "pre-pubescent sexual mentality".
Those issues -- which the health insurance fiasco epitomized as it unfolded over the last two years in news reports and formal inquiries -- were underscored by the 25-count grand jury indictment.
Nothing epitomizes "cool as you-know-what" as owning a little piece of heaven in your wardrobe aka "Chrome Hearts".
Shiga Naoya, (born Feb. 20, 1883, Ishinomaki, Japan died Oct. 21, 1971, Tokyo) Japanese fiction writer, a master stylist whose intuitive delicacy and conciseness have been epitomized as the "Shiga style".
February 20 , 1883Ishinomaki, Japan October 21, 1971 Tokyo, Japan Shiga Naoya, (born Feb. 20, 1883, Ishinomaki, Japan died Oct. 21, 1971, Tokyo) Japanese fiction writer, a master stylist whose intuitive delicacy and conciseness have been epitomized as the "Shiga style".
New Formalism emerged as a response to the New American poetries of open form and "deep image" neo-Surrealism made popular by Donald Allen's groundbreaking anthology of 1960 and was an attempt to return to a more restrained model of poetry epitomized, as Longenbach rightly points out, by Elizabeth Bishop.
In economics theory, stock exchanges are epitomized as a shining exemplar of the notions of free trade and efficient markets.
Nor does he epitomize, as Rich suggests, fundamental societal shortcomings far graver than the 9/11 attacks.
