Most importantly, they embodied resilience.
Battered, bruised, fraught with repeated catastrophic chaos, failure and defeat, Lou embodied resilience, and its essential ingredient, character.
It is one occasion when the president is supposed to embody the resilience of national will over material fact.
Mr. Gandolfini, who grew up in Park Ridge, in Bergen County, N.J., came to embody the resilience of the Garden State on "The Sopranos," which made its debut in 1999 and ran for six seasons on HBO.
Migrants also embody our resilience to overcome adversity since time immemorial.
On Thursday, the two singers' spunk, teamwork and ebullient show-business savvy embodied the resilience that Ms. LuPone's words had evoked, and for five minutes or so (the duet was repeated), Carnegie Hall was wrapped in magic.
The competition "aims to create a discourse on refugee livelihoods, which embodies the dignity and resilience of refugees working to protect their autonomy, creativity and capability in difficult conditions". Her project was chosen from over 300 proposals and more than 700 participants from 43 countries.
A glowing Abdullah emanated elegance, grace and power with every sweep of her dress, every wave of her arm, every bend of her back, embodying the strength and resilience needed to mend broken ties, heal fractured bodies and reconcile fraught relationships.
The history and the reality behind the identity of a "refugee", dissipates into a collection of profoundly human outlooks – all embodying pinnacles of strength and resilience ― with unique histories, thoughts, and ideals.
In the new season, it is Erin Green, the grandmother, who has so far embodied the show's favorite value: resilience.
