Typifies in a sentence

Metcalf added that Moore’s research experience typifies the robust exploration encouraged of UM’s students.

Lamenting the state of anomie which Nigeria best typifies in my column last week, I asked: “Is it not shaming, shameful, shameless, and shame worthy that a country at war feels the moral obligation to send grains to dying Nigerians?

Mr. Mahler typifies a cohort of men — often younger, yes, but also unbothered by the material’s many clichés — that have leaned into leather.

No player typifies the evolution of the team across 12 months more than Kuhn.

Wherever you stand on the matter, it typifies a wider trend: a social tendency to work through illness… even at its most severe.

Lagos markets in their current state typifies how mayhem got its acclaim.

Meanwhile in Dorset Road, north London, a Victorian terrace of railway cottages originally built for workers at the nearby Alexandra Palace station, typifies how cottage garden style can work in urban settings.

A film that both typifies the sequel-laden late ’80s slasher genre and illustrates its pitfalls, the woeful Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2 is known more today for its infamous “garbage day!” meme fodder than anything else.

But it typifies his character that he came back from that episode and later in 2015, claimed the world crown.

It typifies the worst of class privilege, where a small section of society is permitted to buy power and influence despite all the evidence of the damage that causes, and the rest of us must shrug our shoulders and accept this as an inevitability.

Murray started for Riley at Oklahoma for just one year, and yet when Riley is asked if there's one play that typifies Murray's rare skills, he is silent for a full 13 seconds as he sorts them through his mind.

Reading and seeing TV reports of the tragic and unnecessary loss of life, including children, in Texas and Ohio just typifies the crazy gun laws within the USA.

This typifies the culture and character of the BJP government.

Durkheim believes that organic solidarity prevails in more advanced societies, while mechanical solidarity typifies less developed societies.

For example, there is no evidence of the incremental growth along radial rift zones that typifies large intraplate volcanoes on Earth.

Frazetta's freewheeling description typifies the many conflicting firsthand accounts of Capp's complex personality.

He attained widespread critical, commercial and popular success over the ensuing decades, and is remembered as an important but tragic painter, whose troubled personality typifies the romantic ideal of the tortured artist.

In the second place, it typifies an essential libidinal relationship with the body-image".

Lou Mannheim, the film's archetypal mentor, says early in the film, that "good things sometimes take time", referring to IBM and Hilton —in contrast, Gekko's "Greed is Good" credo typifies the short-term view prevalent in the 1980s.

This is considered the most important neoclassical residential building in Cuba and typifies the design of many houses of this period with portales of neoclassical columns facing open spaces or courtyards.