Sentence examples similar to though it typifies from inspiring English sources

The Michigan participant picked this image, explaining that "it typifies the mystery, and tragedy of human relationship.

His affinity for ketchup on steak is relatively benign, even though some commentators have suggested that it typifies a childlike immaturity.

In both its boldness and its cautiousness, it typifies Mancusi-Ungaro's voice as a conservator.

The county was chosen because it typifies the other counties in Kenya in terms of Youth Enterprise Development Fund (YEDF) administration.

pounced on the remark, telling the Washington Post that it typifies Republican ideology.

Largely though, it was a battling defensive display from the visitors, typified by John Stones, who ended up sporting a large bandage on his forehead after an aerial clash with Luuk de Jong.

In many ways it typifies where AI has got to.

But it typifies Jackson's entire outlook on whatever he goes into.

It typifies a great farce performance in which innocence is corrupted by experience.

It typifies the kind of fake news and misinformation that has plagued the 2016 election on an unprecedented scale.

It typifies the changes seen in many western towns that once were sleepy backwaters based on mining or timber.