| Finally, both hold up as worthy of imitation exemplars or prototypes of people regarded as typifying the virtue or identity in question. |
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| When Sinclair Lewis wrote Babbitt, he succeeded in creating a caricature of success typifying the mind-set of the twenties. |
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| The catalyst for this was predictably hebephrenic, typifying the whole Internet experience. |
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| A vivid and by no means exhaustive selection of seasonal events and activities typifying Switzerland: folklore, public festivals, sport, culture. |
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| That is quite the reverse of the alienation typifying industrial pig farms. |
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| I cringe when I read reviews of my sociological work, typifying me as a hero. |
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| Escalation and one-upmanship, identified as typifying the dynamic of urban violence, are what drives these acts of vandalism. |
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| A deity's four faces may illustrate the concept of God's fourfoldness, typifying his strength, knowledge, lordship, and potency. |
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| It was an inviting opportunity that Carrick wasted by blazing over, typifying much of his side's overall sloppiness. |
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| Splinter groups of communists and Trotskyists fought for supremacy on the shop floor, calling workers out on strike and typifying the industrial travails of the time. |
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| To give you the clearest possible idea of what any given house is worth, we have, in most cases, identified the neighbourhood that we have treated as typifying any given area. |
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| This subsection outlines the design and implementation challenges typifying all the initiatives, while subsection 4.3 describes progress made and challenges specific to each of them. |
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| The buildings typifying the regional architecture and cultural life and historical traffic routes still form a coherent whole, not significantly disrupted by out-of-character buildings. |
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| Its roughly broken brick walls correspond to the urban feeling of its surrounding environment, typifying the attention to detail that is the hallmark of every MAB project. |
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| The soils typifying the uplands are low in permeability, rather infertile and difficult to work, being largely composed of sandy and marly clays, as well as scaly clays englobing limestone blocks of variable size. |
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| It is also a place where national and international conferences take place, and where works typifying various contemporary cultural movements are exhibited. |
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| Even more striking is the fact that all 16 of the behaviours typifying non-supportive and supportive management were either strongly or moderately associated with this form of work-life conflict. |
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| Since the Second World War, the service sector has come to account for the majority of jobs, a feature typifying most advanced economies. |
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| Thus, the romantic and rather conservative view of generally French photographers was contrasted with the urge for modernisation typifying their German counterparts. |
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| Species typifying the mountain fauna include wolves, foxes, and ermines. |
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