Epitomized in a sentence

Evenings were made for lingering at the swank Lapidus Lounge, an homage to Morris Lapidus, the famed architect who designed the site’s first resort - the Arawak Hotel, and whose joyful designs epitomized 1960s Caribbean chic.

His effervescent compositions epitomized sophisticated hedonism to a generation of young adults only a few years older than the Beatles.

In a sense, "The Core" epitomized the kind of factual sloppiness that many scientists find worrying.

It follows a longstanding Jewish social tradition epitomized by Baruch Spinoza, Heinrich Heine, Karl Marx, Sigmund Freud, Leon Trotsky, Rosa Luxemburg, Albert Einstein, Isaac Deutscher and Noam Chomsky among others.

Recently, Iran has made efforts to court Saudi Arabia, epitomized by the opening of the Iranian embassy in Riyadh on June 6, 2023.

This design ethos is epitomized by its minimalist approach to search filters, which spotlight key factors such as location, property type, price, and the number of bedrooms.

Justice Bernard epitomized service above self, and her life reflected a deep care for humanity.

Kalu said Onu who also served as Minister of Science and Technology in the President Muhammadu Buhari administration epitomized humility, patience, thoroughness, gentility and hardwork.

The moment epitomized just how problematic the war in Gaza has become for Biden, who is increasingly critical of Israel but still resisting calls from within his party to set conditions on weapons sales to the country.

The nation’s visionary leadership, epitomized by President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, has significantly strengthened the SCO’s strategic and operational frameworks.

The simple fact of the matter is the Great Replacement is objectively happening and is epitomized by the Biden administration’s immigration policies, particularly with Mayorkas at the head of the DHS.

Abrams' opposition to the Iran Nuclear Deal is epitomized by his attempts to encourage Israel to bomb Iran's nuclear sites before negotiations became too serious.

And, of course, Jerry Garcia as a guitarist - I think he epitomized what concert promoter Bill Graham once said about the Grateful Dead.

He’s recycling a conservative complaint from the 1960s, ’70s, and ’80s directed against the then-regnant relativism, epitomized by the popular exhortations to do your own thing and to let it all hang out.

K-pop is the latest and biggest instance of the so-called Korean Wave, as the South’s popular culture gains overseas recognition-epitomized by the global success of boyband BTS, who topped the US Billboard singles chart earlier this year.

Markey is a darling of the ever-left leaning contingent of the Democratic Party, epitomized by squad star Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, freshman representative from New York.

That is epitomized by your recommendation of Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman, who is best remembered by most in the South not for setting aside land for settlement by former slaves but for his scorched-earth policies.

University of Texas law professor said Mizelle’s letter epitomized the government’s superficial approach to legal work under the Trump administration.

His life epitomized the American Dream.

I find it significant that this mini-trend coincides with revisionist critical appreciation of 1970s "spiritual" and black-nationalist jazz, as epitomized by Alice Coltrane and Pharoah Sanders.