Sentence examples for were epitomized from inspiring English sources
verb
To make an epitome of.
The Penguins' offensive woes were epitomized by their lack of production on the power play.
As he approached high school, his dual interests were epitomized by two of his idols — the N.F.L. fullback Mike Alstott and the Danish tenor Stig Rossen.
His qualities of mood and mystery were epitomized in The Tempest (c. 1505), an evocative pastoral scene, which was among the first of its genre in Venetian painting.
The brothers' gifts were epitomized in "Stormy Weather," an all-black 20th Century Fox musical, in which they seemed to explode on the screen in their trademark fast footwork and astonishing leaps and splits.
Schoenberg's far-reaching musical philosophies, which were epitomized in his invention of the technique of serialism, have had a potent impact on the music of the decades following his own writing.
The new improvements were epitomized in the French 75-millimetre field gun; it remained motionless during firing, and it was not necessary to readjust the aim in order to bring sustained fire on a target.
The newcomers are epitomized by Mr. Thunevin.
Bradford's heart and soul was epitomized by two facts.
Politically, this frustration is epitomized by the Tea Party movement.
The balance will be epitomized this year by two premieres.
That shift was epitomized a generation ago by Assemblyman Albert R. Vann's creation of the Brooklyn-based Coalition for Community Empowerment. Brooklyn-based Coalition for Community Empowerment
