Sentence examples for quintessentially defined from inspiring English sources
The whole Bond phenomenon rather passed me by, in fact, which might also be thought to disqualify me from enjoyment of a book that sees its subject as quintessentially defined by the role with which he is most closely identified, and obsessively looks for possible allusions to that role in Connery's later work.
She described the image as what "most quintessentially defines the New York School".
Combining humor and even a touch of horror, these artists manage to make us laugh and cringe at the same time, quintessentially defining the "absurd" experience.
England is constantly defined as "quintessentially English," which couldn't be closer to the truth.
Despite being sourced from the early days of the internet, when what was quintessentially email was still being defined, this book depicts an intimacy that is quintessentially email.
RAMSEY, N.J. — Perhaps no state in the nation is as defined by cars and car culture as quintessentially suburban New Jersey.
As wholesome as GBBO itself, she is what we might define as "quintessentially British".
They underwent real conditions of existential homelessness, alienation, dislocation, and dehumanization that philosophers like Nietzsche would later define as quintessentially modern.
But her steady gaze out across imaginary fields and hills as the Pioneer Woman in "Appalachian Spring" defined that dance and its depiction of the inhabitants of a new and quintessentially American world.
This makes it hard to define or emulate his qualities: quintessentially British means different things to different people.
