Sentence examples for which epitomized from inspiring English sources

Gimbel's wife, Sophie, directed Saks' Salon Moderne, which epitomized American high style.

McNealy was famous for his assertion that "the network is the computer," which epitomized Sun's approach to networking interoperability.

Danish furniture designer who designed sculpturally elegant yet functional chairs, each of which epitomized the beauty and superb craftsmanship of the Danish Modern style.

Britain and Ireland, which epitomized the free-market orthodoxy, both boomed for a time but then were flattened by the bursting of a credit and real estate bubble and required to nationalize weakened banks.

West Germany produced other great designers, such as Dieter Rams, who, beginning in 1955, was the creative force behind all Braun electric appliances, which epitomized the clean, minimalist look of modern German design.

Saint-André's first step toward that is to stop the constant chopping and changing of team selection, which epitomized the four-year tenure of Lièvremont, who endured a tortured relationship with his players.

Perhaps his signature work is the Ningbo History Museum (completed 2008), which epitomizes his architectural philosophy.

The most segregated and heavily white cities in the county are Walnut Creek, Lafayette, and Martinez, which epitomize the affluent white suburb.

How strange, then, that when their time in uniform ends, we thank them for their service and turn them over to the Department of Veterans Affairs, which epitomizes centralized bureaucracy.

Program 2 (tomorrow afternoon and Tuesday), for instance, includes "Walklyndon," which epitomizes the company's early humor, simplicity and inventive gymnastic dance.

I'm not thinking of landmarks like Peter Luger or Gage & Tollner, which epitomize a certain kind of classic New York dining that will always command an audience.