Sentence examples for it was epitomized from inspiring English sources

It was epitomized by New York, though this was not the only modern city that he painted.

We thought, 'We're going to live forever, and we can do outrageous sexual things.' It was epitomized by the club called the Mineshaft.

It was epitomized by GW Bush's attempt to fund 2 wars and a Medicare drug program without any public sacrifice -- i.e., by borrowing the monies while lowering taxes.

It is epitomized by the numerous examples composed by J.S. Bach, who built upon a 17th-century tradition identified with the work of Dietrich Buxtehude and Johann Pachelbel, among others.

It's epitomized by Barbara Lee's prophetic statement just after 9/11 -- and by an earlier kindred spirit, the fierce Vietnam War opponent Senator Wayne Morse.

It is epitomized by the work of former secretaries of state George Shultz and Henry Kissinger, former secretary of defense Bill Perry, and former chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee Sam Nunn.

It is epitomized by the Tiger-Cat fan chant "Argos suck!" The two teams meet in Hamilton every year in the Labour Day Classic, a league wide tradition since the late 1940s in which the game's greatest rivalries are showcased.

Bradford's heart and soul was epitomized by two facts.

That shift was epitomized a generation ago by Assemblyman Albert R. Vann's creation of the Brooklyn-based Coalition for Community Empowerment. Brooklyn-based Coalition for Community Empowerment

Ms. Ebersole's zany childlike side was epitomized by a version of "Ding-Dong!

This trend was epitomized by Yuri Grigorovich, who directed the Bolshoi for three decades, from 1964 to 1995.