Sentence examples for to be epitomized from inspiring English sources

When a previously unrecognized pattern of descent is discovered, it deserves to be epitomized by a coherent and legal taxonomic name.

It makes sense to start thinking about a 'new queer essay' that might be epitomized by Maggie Nelson's The Argonauts and Brian Blanchfield's Proxies and writers like Hilton Als.

The balance will be epitomized this year by two premieres.

Lisbon's new creative energy might best be epitomized by Faria.

But this problem may be epitomized by immunization.

The fulcrum we seek -- no, need -- may well be epitomized by the sharply felt absence of Christina Taylor Green.

I immediately flashed back to Bill Maher's "new rule" in April 2007 about the importance of competence, and how Bush's anti-intellectual, political, competence-disdaining approach to staffing was epitomized by Monica Goodling, who was the number three person at the Justice Department before she resigned as part of the U.S. Attorney scandal.

The development of an increasingly black-identified poetry in the 1960s, written deliberately to inspire black pride and to inflame black revolution, is epitomized in the evolution of LeRoi Jones into Amiri Baraka.

So what are the key differences between the "new biology" and the traditional one that reigned in the 20th century and, to a significant extent, is epitomized by the Modern Synthesis of Evolutionary Biology?

There's a casualness to Mr. Mehta's approach that's epitomized when he conducts with one hand on his hip, flicking out the tempo with his baton.

The ability of few exogenous transcription factors to completely redirect endogenous gene expression is epitomized by the discovery of nuclear reprogramming.