Sentence examples for that epitomized from inspiring English sources
There was a moment that epitomized that switch.
It was a mask that epitomized the glamour, or even the spirituality, in modern photography.
But it was Douglas's attitude that epitomized the victory with just 12 games to play.
The moment that epitomized Michigan State's dominance came with a little less than six minutes remaining.
Everything changed with one final, violent collision that epitomized the punishing hits throughout this game.
CINCINNATI — It was not the Bengals' first touchdown that epitomized their domination of the Jets on Sunday.
His massive physique and noble image made him ideal for characters that epitomized masculine strength and pride and heroic virtues.
Over something called "gunpowder" green tea, I asked her to describe a moment that epitomized what she loves about Wellington.
Detroit, then the nation's fifth-largest city, was a metropolis that epitomized all that postwar America had to offer.
Some presented new slogans that epitomized the summer mood: "Just the thing" for Dunkin' Donuts and "Seek out" for Timberland.
Finally, Mr. Kostunica's government must convincingly chart a course away from the corruption that epitomized the Milosevic regime.
