Sentence examples for was epitomized from inspiring English sources
verb
To make an epitome of.
Bradford's heart and soul was epitomized by two facts.
Ms. Ebersole's zany childlike side was epitomized by a version of "Ding-Dong!
The intimate blending of the two was epitomized by the medley of badges side by side.
In music the emigration was epitomized by the compositions of Frédéric Chopin.
The effect of the loss was devastating for a sport that in many ways was epitomized by Earnhardt.
This trend was epitomized by Yuri Grigorovich, who directed the Bolshoi for three decades, from 1964 to 1995.
The traditional renewal that Barcelona believes in was epitomized by his replacement, a debutant from the academy.
The disregard for public goods was epitomized by Mitt Romney's call to end financing of public broadcasting.
It was epitomized by New York, though this was not the only modern city that he painted.
The spirit of the Renaissance was epitomized in the words of the Greek philosopher Protagoras: "Man is the measure of all things".
The tension between the academics and the independents was epitomized in the dispute between those who supported the cool idealizing Classicism of J.-A.-D.
