"Party of One" is among the briefest stories in Antonya Nelson's new collection, but in its 13 pages it offers a perfect epitome of her fictional universe.
PG Wodehouse's epitome of the perfect valet, Reginald Jeeves first appeared in the short story Extricating Young Gussie in 1915.
I love QOS because it is the epitome of the perfect feminist novel, Calaena is a strong female protagonist and Sarah really inspires me on how to write relatable characters.
Lane said that Gail's reaction was understandable because Kylie is not the epitome of "the perfect daughter-in-law".
WatchMojo.com listed Super Mario Bros. 3 at #1 on "Top 10 Video Games of the 3rd Generation", saying that it is "the epitome of the perfect NES game and another game worthy of our all time list".
She was the epitome of cool and the perfect role model as we were starting to think about life after college.
"I grew up watching my dad play here, and I hope to see my kids do the same," said Brian Duellman, 32, as he waited for his game to begin on a recent evening he described as "perfect, the epitome of 16-inch".
Paradoxically, the artist's reputation may have suffered from van Mander's overeagerness to make him the epitome of everything noble about Netherlandish art: the perfect union of northern naturalism and Italianate classicism; the thinker as well as the craftsman.
She's the epitome of the middle-aged frump, and he's the perfect example of a disconnected and robotic husband, almost to the point of caricature.
For others, it was the perfect evolution: the promise of an ever-more instantaneous ease of usage that is the epitome of contemporary technological aspiration.
Rāma is the perfect, just king; Sītā, the model of an Indian wife; Lakṣmaṇa (the brother), the paragon of fraternal love; and the monkey Hanumān, the epitome of a servitor's loyalty.
