Examples of 'epitomises' in a sentence
Meaning of "epitomises"
epitomise: (verb) To serve as a typical or ideal example of; to embody the essential characteristics of
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- third-person singular simple present indicative form of epitomise
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It epitomises the current scenario of our society.
The temple epitomises the body.
The first song that we are going to come back with epitomises the record.
Art epitomises the individuality of an artist.
A design that epitomises elegance.
He epitomises what a true professional is.
The next section epitomises.
London epitomises the modern city.
But the country that most dramatically epitomises all three is France.
Advent epitomises the whole of history.
Located just beneath it is a green wavy line that epitomises the Senegal River.
It elegantly epitomises the intense pleasure of each passing moment.
The island of Langkawi is located northwest of Kuala Lumpur and epitomises paradise.
This is a disease that epitomises the devastating effects of malnutrition.
And that a mother 's affection epitomises love.
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Goethe epitomises this tradition.
The Transcantabrico Train epitomises this strategy.
This event epitomises the failings of the entire international community.
I have a guest with me today who epitomises the spirit of forgiveness.
No one epitomises this better than the Bellary brothers.
The struggle of Palestinian prisoners epitomises the struggle of all Palestinians.
Nothing epitomises British culture more than its pubs.
The Circus of Maxentius epitomises the design.
A name that truly epitomises the free and nomadic spirit emanating from the house creations.
The Move Together Group embodies and epitomises diversity and unity.
The Colossal epitomises all of these values and accomplishments.
Her restaurant, which is housed in a former milk tank factory, epitomises sustainable redevelopment.
The dog perhaps epitomises my difficulty with this production.
Brazil is a very religious country, and Rio epitomises this.
It epitomises all of what Johnson was so good at in his time.
Its brilliant architecture epitomises the new ideal of the Renaissance.
He epitomises the view of the priggish Victorian attitude to sex and morality.
This hotel in Mykonos town epitomises the beauty of simplicity in itself.
It epitomises the lifestyle, values and beliefs of the Australian culture.
The hilltop fortress of Chittorgarh epitomises the whole romantic ideal of Rajput chivalry.
Kyoto epitomises what involves thoughts when most individuals consider Japan.
The National Security Council epitomises the political power of the military.
He epitomises the Munster spirit.
However, he finally demonstrates that he epitomises the very noble ideals to which she aspires.
The week epitomises the Europe of results that we are building together.
In many ways the social-impact bond epitomises the new approach to social ills.
Coherence epitomises the different approaches and procedures followed by each MFI.
The Azores, an archipelago of nine lush isles, epitomises why we love island destinations.
For us this car epitomises the essence of what a Ferrari is and always should be.
Physical appearance of Garuda represents strength, while its wings epitomises glory and splendor.
Mechanical engineering therefore epitomises the spirit of entrepreneurship fundamental to realising the Lisbon objectives.
A stay at the Carlton Hotel, Singapore epitomises modern comfort.
Ginza Six epitomises the new luxury by offering shoppers an experience of the highest quality.
With its softly melancholy mood, the painting epitomises the Romantic view of nature.
The man who epitomises this truth is Nicolas Sarkozy.
