epitome

To him a government job was the epitome of security.

This game was the epitome of the major issue in the series.

To them it was the epitome of a style they could call their own.

An epitome of their whole life, this struggle between them!

In her mind, he must be the epitome of dirty.

It was the epitome of all he had been taught never to do.

This political man would be the epitome of our civilization.

This job is either the epitome or the depths of public service.

She's like the epitome of the social system against the black man."

"It seemed like this was the epitome of the entire season," he said.

He was the epitome of a clean living, middle class liberal.

These guys have been the epitome of what the postseason's about.

The epitome of a superior kid who'd turned his life around, right?

In his present situation he was the epitome of a sitting duck.

"It's the epitome of what I expected," he said after the class.

An anonymous epitome of the book was written in 1233.

"But this place always, seems the epitome of magic to me."

The parents start having young again and it's the epitome of a family nucleus.

She was the epitome of a person who could know the truth without acting on it.

Bonds, in a public way, is the epitome of forward movement.

They are the epitome of simple and to the point."

The guy was the epitome of boring - except at work.

Hunter is the epitome of an urban college, with 19,000 students who come and go every day.

Officers should view patrol services as the epitome of their career.

She is the epitome of elegance and strength for all women.