quintessential

We now think of jaguars and llamas as quintessential examples of South American wildlife, for example, but their ancestors came across the isthmus from North America.

He was 23 when they met, she 17, and both working at a luxury services company, Quintessentially.

This quintessentially human search for explanation is not specifically conservative.

Criminal justice is quintessentially a local matter; policing, judging, and operating local jails are municipal endeavors.

A quintessentially French event, the Tour de France, begins in England.

The quintessentially American lesson he learns is never to be joyless.

The Religio Medici , quintessentially learned, wise and splendid, is the fullest memorial of his power.

Now, if the real part of poetry is anywhere in Hayley, or quintessentially in Pope, it certainly is not in Crashaw.

Indeed he possessed, quintessentially, that "naturalness" of matter and form on which so much stress has been laid.