41. This motion infuriated the membership, as they argued that the plough epitomised their role as Model Farmers. 42. The decorative elements epitomise the use of rationalised ornamentation incorporating a sense of logic so archetypal of the 1950s. 43. These restaurants epitomise the old Thai saying : there is rice in the fields, and fish in the water. 44. We call ourselves the best small country in the world, and I think John's actions epitomised that. 45. He further epitomised the ballot result as stemming from " an uninformed electorate [ deliberating ] on esoteric matters ." 46. In Warwick, the self-made man epitomised what could be achieved in Queensland, the land of opportunity. 47. Sigmund Freud's psychoanalysis epitomised this, as it demonstrated an " erotomania " typical of the Jewish mind. 48. South Africa was forced into some risks after lunch, and Jonty Rhodes epitomised the approach with his innings of 34. 49. De Gaulle epitomised his adversarial relationship with Churchill in these words : " When I am right, I get angry. 50. Her opposition to the British policy of non-intervention in Spain epitomised her attitudes and actions ( NEEDS CITATION ).
