Nor does it claim that a particular type of british person
represents the epitome
of britishness.
Isn't robin hood meant to be the
absolute epitome
of all things english?
Epitome of evil, goldie the essence of physical beauty.
But the most welcome appearance was probably from show-jumper harvey smith who even now
seemed the epitome
of the year he was tagged to.
The swan is the
very epitome
of what a good village community pub should be.
Epitome of cool
sadly, he dropped it.
Once the flies start hatching the fish respond by surface feeding, then dry fly fishing
becomes the epitome
of sport for most anglers.
We regret that we can only give a
brief epitome
of this interesting document.
Epitome of feminine beauty
might become the rotund figure on which the momma appears to pride herself.
While other founder members, including hubert parson, became lavish spenders on an opulent lifestyle, sum
remained the epitome
of normality.
Epitome of unsustainable living.
All clean-shaven, bandbox smart in fresh uniforms, polished boots, new kit in their bags they
looked the epitome
of military discipline.
Epitome of the style
of the 1930s full story.
In its day, the workhouse was
considered the epitome
of workhouse design.
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