Epitome in a sentence as a noun

I use Ruby, the epitome of comfortable languages, for most things, and when the hard problems come up, I use clojure.

This may mean having to prove a negative, which is the epitome of an impossible situation.

Nothing personal, but your post above is the epitome of deflecting a question instead of engaging with it.

They are basically the epitome of the "millionaire next door" [2].- There's also a moral justification for this.

If you don't know religious people who are the epitome of these qualities and find strength to exhibit them from their religion, you are living in a bubble.

Biting off heads, interrupting people mid sentence, forgetting what happened in the last meeting....... this is the epitome of somebody who has bitten off more than they can chew.

Few people would step up to defend you, even if the charges are baseless, because recently it's been fashionable to hate capitalists, and trading stocks is the epitome of capitalism.

The epitome of an entertainment application is an original, thought-provoking, often shockingly unique movie plot.

Is it not the epitome of egoism?Is it possible to share a house with friends, or a spouse, or your kids, without ever "doing something you don't want to do"?And in professional life, if you are a janitor, do you "want" to clean this toilets again?

Epitome definitions

noun

a standard or typical example; "he is the prototype of good breeding"; "he provided America with an image of the good father"

See also: prototype paradigm image

noun

a brief abstract (as of an article or book)