quintessentially

This was not a place where quintessentially American things happened.

The telephone was seen from the beginning as a quintessentially American technology.

Her story was a quintessentially American one, largely because she wrote it herself.

"International law is quintessentially about political interests, the exercise of state power," she said.

Once you see this, a benign and quintessentially American response comes into view.

So too is the notion of entertainment as the quintessentially American industry.

This quintessentially American song, he said after the performance, moves him from the heart.

Film is not a "quintessentially American industry" but has been operating in a global market for some time.

Hardly anything is more quintessentially American than lawyers and advertising.

And as such, it is a quintessentially American story.

But if so, was it not a quintessentially Protestant inspiration?

As a result, it may not be the most quintessentially Russian experience on the rails.

Five minutes later he was in the shower, the quintessentially American experience, changing from one reality into another.

I recognize that this theory is a quintessentially Protestant one.

The quintessentially American quality of these tales has struck many readers.

The deep roots of these quintessentially American impulses are in our religious history.

Coach is another quintessentially American house that seems unstoppable at the moment.

Gardener could not remember ever having seen anything so quintessentially disgusting.

There is, finally, a quintessentially 21st-century implication to this quite likely split.

It's no surprise, then, that there is fascination with this quintessentially human ability.

I do think that character was quintessentially one thing.

The purchase marks yet another foreign acquisition of a quintessentially American company.

Other diplomats and journalists, including myself, see this move as quintessentially dangerous.

"I think of myself as a quintessentially New York writer."

The combination of sophisticated dessert and party game seems quintessentially French.