Sentence examples for new epitome from inspiring English sources
This frame is the new epitome for that positive example.
A pharmaceutical cocrystal is now a new epitome which enables the use of a wide range of active pharmaceutical ingredients without the need to form or break the covalent bonds.
Bank of New York, the epitome of a restrained American company, is enmeshed in a scandal to do with dirty Russian money.
NEW DELHI Indiaia's world-class technology sector was the epitome of "New India," a nation that had left behind its feudal past to embrace modernity and the market.
And to "neo-homesteaders" whose "self-sufficient, home-focused, frugal, slowed-down lifestyle" is the epitome of New Domesticity.
"He hits a clean ball, he backs himself and this is the epitome of new era for English cricket.
The Obama administration's response to the financial and automotive crises and its pursuit of a wide range of reforms is the epitome of new and untried.
If the 9670 is the epitome of new as far as BlackBerrys go, then the Atlas sitting next to it could be it's polar opposite.
New York magazine recently heralded Gosling as the epitome of "the new (brainy) leading men".
Just take Google News, which is the epitome of the problem.
It is the epitome of the new kind of start-ups we need to propel our economy: a mix of new immigrants, using old money to innovate in a flat world.
