Sentence examples for it epitomizes the from inspiring English sources
Superb in all respects -- décor, atmosphere, welcome, service, menu, wine list -- it epitomizes the glory of French dining.
This is one of the most appalling and thrilling scenes in Western cinema, and it epitomizes the idea that evidently fired the young Francis.
"This car is a bit of a different statement because it epitomizes the resurgence of our brand," Victor Muller, the company's chief, said in an interview.
Since then, his case has become a cause célèbre for Asian-Americans in New York City who say it epitomizes the inequities of the criminal justice system.
These changes aside, though, what locals really love about Saint-Rémy is how truly it epitomizes the ideal southern French town.
It epitomizes the aesthetic conflict running through the production that keeps this very good musical from becoming a wholly great one, at least in my view.
Made of mahogany, satinwood and ebony, with a kitschy little inlaid design on its veneer front, it epitomized the luxury appeal of Art Deco, not meant for a mass market.
In its generous embrace of theory and practice and its range from the cosmic to the mundane it epitomized the best impulses of American democracy.
"It epitomized the English seaside resort".
It epitomized the way the Jets' season has gone.
