Sentence examples for As a embodiment from inspiring English sources

They are positively hostile to it, regarding it as a embodiment of irrationality and a threat to liberal values such as the right to choose.

As an embodiment of this shift, Tavi has irritated some members of the Old Guard.

As an embodiment of our self-absorbed age, it would be hard to beat cellphone yammerers.

As an embodiment of his mature views, the Principles will thus form the basis of our examination of Cartesian physics.

As an embodiment of a "traveling technocratic rationality", the ATDCs are important sites for negotiations over knowledge and politics, and the meanings of aid, investment, and development, as part of the wider playing out of China's engagement in Africa.

As an embodiment, a 32-port PUF is implemented with full-custom design on 65 nm CMOS process, wherein the layout area and the power dissipation are 35178 µm2 and 10.3 μW (@1.2 V/100 MHz), respectively.

At the busy height of his unlikely career Elliott Gould was as much an embodiment of the times as a movie star.

APPLE is generally regarded as an embodiment of everything that is best about innovative businesses.

In later years, Travers came to see Poppins as an embodiment of a mother goddess.

It is also trying to portray him as an embodiment of entrenched Washington.

Protesters see the Games as an embodiment of the excesses of global capitalism.