Sentence examples for performance was epitomised when from inspiring English sources

The spirit which became the foundation of their performance was epitomised when winger James McClean tracked back and denied Tevez with a superbly-timed tackle.

Their ineptitude was epitomised when they failed to play to the whistle as Hodgson waltzed over for Sale's third score on 24 minutes.

After the own goal, the game's full-blooded, directionless nature was epitomised when Ashley Williams, the Wales captain, clattered into Jonny Williams, leaving them both in need of treatment.

West Ham allowed their visitors too much time and space and that was epitomised when Ramis scored his first Wigan goal.

Their performance was epitomised by the way Tony Hibbert, a right-back by trade, handled his move to centre-half, despite giving away six inches to Edin Dzeko.

Arsenal's struggles were epitomised when Norwich keeper Ruddy pushed out a corner which fell to Olivier Giroud, who mistimed his hooked shot.

Inequality peaked in the years 1912 and 1913, when the organisation of British society was epitomised by the sleeping arrangements on the Titanic.

Yeovil's attitude was epitomised by the number of times Edwards could be seen snapping into tackles in midfield and when he swapped shirts with Rooney afterwards he did so with an apology.

"And that was epitomised tonight".

Shane Watson's horrible summer was epitomised by his dismissal.

One was epitomised by the Charlie Hebdo murders in January last year.