Examples of using Typified in English and their translations into Swedish
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The archipelago of Östergötland, freedom typified!
Our world is turbulent and typified by abrupt changes.
Typified the Christology of that literalist school of Bible interpretation.
has typified relations.
It is a European Council typified by the fear of the leaders in the face of the fear of the citizens.
In many countries the proposed measures have typified good practice for some time.
In the 1930s the yellow color that typified Hjertén became predominant in her works
original tonal character that typified the album's sound.
The great goal of all the pagan religions, as typified by Hinduism and Buddhism(from which they all ultimately spring),
woman typified only the feebleness
When are the Commission and its fellow travellers going to realise that their continued efforts to hijack virtually every activity in Europe is creating the sort of backlash typified by Le Pen and Fortuyn?
I hope that we can accelerate implementation with the same energy and power which typified Beijing at the Beijing plus five Conference in June 2000 in New York.
in"the day of the Lord," at the hand of him whom Joshua typified.
It is a work of investigative judgment which is part of the ultimate disposition of all sin, typified by the cleansing of the ancient Hebrew sanctuary on the Day of Atonement.
I have often typified the meat industry to people who maybe don't understand its power
Their 1986 album,"Reign in Blood" is one of the single most influential metal albums of all time, typified by the modern classic"Angel of Death".
The extra effort a dark-haired lass puts out is evident and typified in the high-watt smile
doubtless consuming them, typified His presence and acceptance of the bond.
As typified by a syndrome, ARDS is indicative of an underlying medical condition,
while in Rome, we should be exposed to as much Renaissance, Raphaelite work typified by chiaroscuro and Hellenic mythical imagery as humanly possible.
The interaction forces, typified by van der Waal's type forces can vary by the interaction distance to the power of 6
that their membership will ensure that the dreadful conflicts which have typified that region for centuries are now a thing of the past.
the social problem that is typified by an education system based on personalised choice,
by casting doubt on the positions advocated by heavy industry(see the opinion delivered by UNICE) which typified the proposal presented by the Commission.
Furthermore, some of the existing territorial derogations would be rationalised to allow Member States to apply in particular areas- i.e., areas typified by geographical remoteness- rates lower than those ordinarily applied to goods
decreasing diversification that have typified ACP trade over the last quarter of a century.
said that the"Wisdom" referred to was"an emanation of the Divine principle" typified by"… some goddesses-Metis,
To the Rwanda crises. It's a scene that typifies the Western response.
Maternal love typifies the compassionate love of the Great Ones for the child humanity;
This typifies the intensification of rivalries in the region.