epitomize造句
1, These movies seem to epitomize the 1950s.
2, His poems epitomize the feelings of the generation of soldiers that fought in World War I.
3, The 49ers are counting on Deese to epitomize that professionalism as he goes about his business with Smith.
4, Thyrsus epitomize the tarot card of The Moon.
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7, To me, these reactions epitomize the learned helplessness that proprietary software usually encourages.
8, Rising and falling in sinuous curves, epitomize the beauty and solitude of the Southwest's unspoiled lands.
9, The Summer Season could be said to epitomize all that is traditionally English about England.
10, Epitomize the general idea , the depict way of the text.
11, Wrestling The System -- Plushenko and Weir epitomize the new style of skating.
12, Wired, the San Francisco-based magazine that has come to epitomize cyberspace culture, is considering an initial public offering.
13, And that the word AM0R was the reverse in spelling of R0MA seemed marvelously to epitomize the sense of the contrast.
14, And just as Liverpool's change of ownership has come to epitomize the state of the Premier League now, so its fortunes two decades ago demonstrated the depths to which the English game had plummeted.
15, Instead, such consumers demand flash in order to one-up rivals and epitomize their own success. The more ostentatious a product, the stronger its appeal.
16, Though clumsy on land Arctocephalus pusillus , or Cape fur seals, epitomize grace underwater.
17, 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.