Typify

Still, the comic introduces a lot of elements that continue to typify Black Adam and his relationship with the Marvel Family, so it's worth reading for that alone.

One of those enormous '80s epics that came to typify the idea of Oscar bait, Sydney Pollack's now seems the type of movie that Hollywood is, sadly, no longer particularly interested in making.

Nine years ago, Ms. Jang and her partner, the chef Matt Abergel, opened Yardbird HK, a that has come to typify the city’s most recent iteration of East meets West chic.

Now, an effort that many inside the White House expected would prove widely popular has come to typify Trump’s halting efforts to confront the pandemic.

The 2000 was the glossier, fruitier of the two, whereas the leathery scented 2001, freighted with more oak, showed desirable black olive and grilled meat flavours, which typify the Syrah variety.

A large golden stallion in one room, with Persian carpets in another, golden curtains in the bathroom; and colossal vases and porcelain tigers throughout the hallways typify the Casamonica's cinematic taste.

D.M. Gibb (1982) p. 3 Journalist Vance Palmer suggested although Kelly came to typify "the rebellious persona of the country for later generations, (he really) belonged.

However, this environment probably does not typify preferred red wolf habitat.

One of the most general words is chosen to typify the spectrum as its headword, which labels the whole group.

The gap saw the demise of the Devonian fish-like ichthyostegalian labyrinthodonts, and the rise of the more advanced temnospondyl and reptiliomorphan amphibians that so typify the Carboniferous terrestrial vertebrate fauna.

These efforts typify what came to be known as neo-noir.

These include the flying buttresses, pinnacles and traceried windows which typify Gothic ecclesiastical architecture.

These typify the serious scholarly work that has recently characterised the Arnā’ūṭs in Syria.