epitomize造句

Thyrsus epitomize the tarot card of The Moon.

They epitomize the national character of the English.

The Summer Season could be said to epitomize all that is traditionally English about England.

Though clumsy on land Arctocephalus pusillus , or Cape fur seals, epitomize grace underwater.

To me, these reactions epitomize the learned helplessness that proprietary software usually encourages.

He is quite talkative and he only need to epitomize his speech with several words before hand.

Taken as a whole, this series of paintings and woodcuts can, to a certain extent, epitomize a period of history.

For a practice that has come to epitomize unethical business behavior, insider trading has received surprisingly little ethical analysis.

Extracurricular activities epitomize the differences in child rearing in the Pew survey, which was of a nationally representative sample of 1,807 parents.

Demonstrated on the shriveling exterior of the sculpture, the young woman painfully and drastically ages into exhausted elderly woman that reveal time and history that classical sculptures epitomize.

He portrayed himself as a celibate, a pose calculated to epitomize his moral fiber, but he had at least two wives or perhaps concubines.

By using the metaphor, we can epitomize problems visually, and can make language vivid, brilliant, and full of the expressive and infective forces.

The magic of plot contrivance brings her back as an exchange student — but their early exuberance and her fears about never seeing him again epitomize the fleeting joys of passing romance.

This thesis sets images of monsters in supernatural evil-spirit novels of Ming and Qing as research subjects and tries to epitomize the characteristic and idiosyncrasy of it as a whole.

Artist Rodrigo Piwonka went and did one of those things - those things that epitomize simple, wholesome, good design so much that they make you never want to hear the word "bamboo" again.