Sentence examples for represents the epitome from inspiring English sources

As a person, he represents the epitome of kindness.

To Caruana, the painting "represents the epitome of Thomas's approach".

To him, the knuckleball represents the epitome of this idea.

A Gross Miscalculation Jody Reed, a second baseman of recent vintage, represents the epitome of foolish free agents in the 90's.

Dante is guided by the Roman poet Virgil, who represents the epitome of human knowledge, from the dark wood through the descending circles of the pit of Hell (Inferno).

Albie fishing is a high-speed shell game, in which the ability to slap a fly down quickly among feeding fish -- an act abhorrent to trout anglers -- represents the epitome of skill.

Leyendecker represented the epitome of craft.

He represented the epitome of political corruption in Croatia," she said.

Sousa's "Capitan" and "Charlatan," which date from the late 1890's, "represented the epitome of the American musical" back then, Mr. Fisher said.

This car had already been in prestigious shows: at the 1933 Century of Progress World's Fair in Chicago, it was exhibited under the dome of the Travel and Transport building, where it represented "the epitome of automotive transportation".

Kibera features in the film "The Constant Gardener", based on the eponymous John le Carré novel, as well as in a music video by Sarah McLachlan, a Canadian pop singer, representing the epitome of poverty.Kibera's origins are Western.