The Obama campaign issues its famous "Julia" ad, which perfectly embodies the vision of government as a national Sugar Daddy, delivering free money and goodies up and down the life cycle.
Built in 1916, this unique complex embodied the vision of an open, unified institution where people interested in similar problems could work together freely, across what might otherwise be disciplinary divides.
In other words, it will embody the vision that Alice Waters has for school lunch, not as a meal containing certain proportions of vitamins and minerals, salts and sugars, calories and fat, not as a cause of obesity or as a weapon against it, but as an aesthetic, social, biological, cultural, and culinary experience that the children not only receive but help create.
"The country has a long and well-defined road map of its space programme and embodies the vision to use space technology for the benefit of the Nigerian people both by providing information to help manage the country and by providing a focus for the training of engineers and scientists".
Founded in 1890 with a gift from John D. Rockefeller, the University embodies the vision of its first president, William Rainey Harper, a pioneer in education who believed in the strengths of an institution that blends an American-style liberal arts college and a German-style graduate research institute.
She feels that a big part of her job is to "embody the vision of the company".
It is the success of this long struggle to embody the vision set by our founders for everyone that makes our nation -- our military -- so powerful.
Strolling down the promenade in a retro paisley dress and chunky glasses, Jenny Han perfectly embodies the vision of a Brooklyn author.
"Far more lasting than his output of essays, books, and photography," writes White, "was the example of the life he lived; no other man or woman before him embodied the vision of modern America.
