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They are so perfect in their way that they seem to epitomize the very scent and charm of the forest, as if the old wood's daintiest thoughts had materialized in blossom; and not all the roses by Bendameer's stream are as fragrant as a shallow sheet of Junebells under the boughs of fir.

She did not dream that in such guise new-born love would epitomize itself.

They epitomize the experience of their fellow-mortal, and pronounce judgment on him in neat syntax, and feel themselves wise and virtuous--conquerors over the temptations they define in well- selected predicates.

"I have listened carefully, and there is only one name that will epitomize you.

She highlighted three unique projects in the world which epitomize HM the King's vision of co-existence and tolerance -- The Bahrain Declaration, the King Hamad Chair for peaceful coexistence at La Sapienza University of Rome and the King Hamad Global Centre for Inter-Faith Dialogue and Peaceful Co-Existence.

Small is Passionate in her praises to these men who epitomize the essence of greatness.

Before the Battle of Passchendaele was over, it had come to epitomize the horrors of World War I.

Richmond says, "Both the BASF and Elanco examples epitomize the power of the ripple that an effective word of mouth marketing strategy can create throughout the entire channel."

Perhaps they most epitomize the zeitgeist of fear we are living under.

Amazon.com came to epitomize the rise and fall of the dreams and hopes of the .com world, and AMAZONIA: FIVE YEARS AT THE EPICENTER OF THE DOT.COM JUGGERNAUT probes inside the world's most famous online merchant to examine the history of the bookselling giant.

They epitomize the varieties of modernist form and texture as well as the modernist ideal of dynamic equilibrium.

This is in large part because of Berenty's founders, the de Healumes, who entered the land as colonizers but epitomize noblesse oblige.