Object

• artist: The unmistakable unbroken knotwork symbolizing eternal life typifies the ancient Celtic artists and craftsmanship that dates back well over 2000 years.

• kind: This, dear reader, typifies the kind of luck I have with women.

• approach: In many ways the new program, MSc Leading Sustainable Change, typifies the above approach.

• style: In essence, the advice in this section is about observing basic grammatical conventions that typify an academic writing style.

• aspect: Their essays display the creative pluralism and passionate vitality which typify the best aspects of therapeutic work.

Used with why or when

• what: In many ways, Weymouth typifies what is going on in small towns across Britain.

• why: Its excellent disease resistance typifies why roses are enjoying an upsurge in popularity again.

Preposition: by

• presence: This is typified by the presence of intracytoplasmic protein inclusions composed largely of alpha-synuclein fibrils.

• growth: This is typified by the growth in the number of American-style gated communities, where the better-off are comfortably isolated from their poorer neighbors.

• fact: The mathematics background is typified by the fact that most undergraduate courses have A-level mathematics ( or equivalent ) as an entry requirement.

• example: The other get-out this gives is typified by the local example.

Modifying Another Word

• perhaps: Such impressive displays of man against nature perhaps typify the spirit of life in the Azores.

• often: The film is set in Japan's industrial heartlands, a far cry from the neon metropolis that often typifies Japanese urban settings.

• so: Every single one of them can fall into the errors which so typify the Pharisees in the day of Jesus.