Sentence examples for which typify from inspiring English sources

Eight case histories are presented which typify each class.

These works which typify much of recent debate are nothing but a declaration of their architect's compassion; a greeting card congratulating the left for its beauty.

Eastward to the boulevard Saint-Michel, the area toward the river from the boulevard Saint-Germain is a tangle of narrow, animated streets, which typify the tourist's idea of a vivacious and noisy Paris.

These principles are then discussed in relation to agent coordination in the domains of E-Science, future combat systems, and medicine, which typify real-world environments comprising problem solving systems.

It seems to be a way of saying that the culture, behaviours and values which typify the corporate world are not the only definition of strength and leadership and that these women, described by Ogunte as social innovators, present an alternative.

C. 1430 Béthune, France November 6, 1492 Brugge, Flanders Antoine Busnois, also called Antoine De Busne (born c. 1430, probably at or near Béthune, Fr. died Nov. 6, 1492, Bruges [now in Belgium]) French composer, best-known for his chansons, which typify the Burgundian style of the second half of the 15th century.

One business which typifies the change is Wesfarmers.

Rigid rote learning, which typified later Chinese education, seems to have been rather condemned.

I learned of a moving incident from a Metropolitan police community outreach officer, which typifies the prevailing, scarcely acknowledged atmosphere.

Remiz If "Sex and the City" ever shoots in Hungary, Remiz, which typifies New Budapest, would be a major location.

Its capital, Zaragoza, is about halfway between two tourism magnets, Madrid and Barcelona, which typifies the problem.