Sentence examples for were typified by from inspiring English sources

The new power-seekers called themselves Gush Emunim, or bloc of the faithful, and were typified by men like Hanan Porat.

Indeed, anthropological and sociological studies of the era were typified by highly technical, or even mathematical, models of how societies worked.

These trends were typified by the University of Berlin (1809), in which laboratory experimentation replaced conjecture; theological, philosophical, and other traditional doctrines were examined with a new rigour and objectivity; and modern standards of academic freedom were pioneered.

Gems's early plays reflected the changing roles of women, and were typified by Go West, Young Woman, produced by the newly formed Women's Company at the Roundhouse in London in 1974, which looked at the experience of the early American female pioneers who began in crinoline and ended up in buckskin.

Based on a play by Matthew Swan, the picture, which opens today in Manhattan, is a throwback to the Times Square psychodramas that flourished before the Disneyfication of the street once known as Forty Deuce and that were typified by a 1982 stage piece by that name.

Results were typified by complex and varied responses with many statistically significant effects and interactions among treatments.

Mr. Spiegelman's range is typified by two current projects.

It was typified by Reuters' indefatigable diplomatic correspondent, Mohsin Ali.

The result was typified by the final over.

The indulgently paternalistic attitude is typified by Prince Nayef.

One is typified by an exhibition that opens on Saturday at Exit Art in SoHo.