English example sentences with "epitome"

The old man is the epitome of kindness.

He is the epitome of goodness.

The dictator is the epitome of dishonor.

There is a good reason why the cucumber is used as the epitome of cool.

Rima is the epitome of sweetness.

For many Japanese, Europe is still considered the epitome of human civilization. They like to eat Mont Blanc and spaghetti alla vongole.

Stankova calls him the epitome of what you would think of an internationally renown scientist: "Absent-minded, yet very animated. Very sharp and very enthusiastic."

Guantanamo is the epitome of human rights violation.

The pink flamingo — a symbol of American leisure beloved by some but reviled by others as the epitome of bad taste — is in trouble.

The whole school is here seen in epitome: the “stoker” typifies the student toiling at the forge, and in the polished engine, exhibiting both grace and power in its automatic action, we see the student’s graduating project, a machine, the joint creation of brain, eye, and hand.

Western media and entertainment industries often project their values, fashion trends, and cultural references as the epitome of global appeal, further amplifying the notion of Western centrality.

Western media and popular culture often depict Western lifestyles and ideals as the epitome of success and desirability.

The tall, dark and classically handsome actor was the epitome of urbane sophistication.

He's the epitome of an aggressive salesman.

I am the epitome of toxicity all in one individual.

People wrongfully assume good things about me, but I'm literally the epitome of Satan himself.