epitomize

The transportation service—and others like it—epitomize what the sharing economy is all about.

Smart and ambitious, he seemed to epitomize the success of that northern migration experienced by millions of southern blacks.

The brand soon came to epitomize both the best and worst parts of the culture.

We have created a romanticized image that mothers are supposed to be sexless and epitomize the perfect homemaker.

Boiled down, shoveling snow and helping the stranded epitomize governing.

We city dwellers think of robins as harbingers of spring, and all that, and they epitomize the bird world.

And what a little thing thus to epitomize the whole hopeless standstill of their circumstances!

Proverbs, indeed, exemplify and epitomize the essentially literary type of thinking and speaking.

Children the world over epitomize in their habits and thoughts the infancy of the human race.

Before adverting to the most serious fact it is as well to epitomize the political action which has created it.