Sentence examples for Embody in from inspiring English sources
This is hard to embody in any art form.
They idealized Klopstock and attempted to embody in their work a dynamic enthusiasm for the spirit in his poetry.
But if correctness is a concern, oil isn't exactly the most neutral substance to embody in a watch.
Mormons also embody, in their efficient organizational style, the managerial competence that the party's pro-business wing considers attractive.
One, The Regency, seems to embody in its name all our exploded notions of Hollywood's imperial heyday.
For some, Tracey Emin will always be synonymous with the boldness of her piece My Bed, and the conceptual art movement it came to embody in the 1990s.
His most extraordinary accomplishment — and it was extraordinary — was to embody in himself, and create in others, a kind of transcendent yearning for the possibility of redemptive change.
Mr. Croman's business came to embody in many ways how rent regulations have eroded in the city, putting housing out of reach for more and more people.
The great "prodigy houses" of the 1580s were among the first buildings to embody in glass and stone a new relationship between humans and weather.
It was embodied in two young men.
