Sentence examples for it has epitomized from inspiring English sources

It has epitomized the valiant struggle against evil undertaken even as Britain, France and the United States cultivated a myopic neutrality.

The day after Russia said it had killed the Arab-born guerrilla known as Khattab, who has epitomized its inability to subdue its rebellious Chechnya province, the Kremlin released a videotape tonight that appeared to show him dead and being mourned by aides.

Suitably headquartered on Manhattan's posh Fifth Avenue, Tiffany & Co. (26) has epitomized luxury since it was founded in 1837.

ALONG the way, James Murdoch has epitomized the same conservative temperament as his father when it comes to free markets.

Since then, Tsinghua has epitomized the Chinese experience of modernization.

"He has epitomized class both on and off the racetrack.

She has epitomized the celebrity who is famous for being famous.

Like tartans, tam-o'-shanters, bagpipes and kilts, whiskey has epitomized Scotland for centuries.

And her life has epitomized the country song: a lifetime of triumph and despair.

He has epitomized the hazy dream of New York bohemianism: that success is possible through freedom, that you can hit it big by doing what you want.

For years, America's oldest orchestra has epitomized the stick-to-the-classics, no-surprises school of orchestra programming.