Cadwallader's prose is never startling, but she is good on embodiment and materiality: what it feels like to hear your only door to the outside world hammered closed, to smell leprosy, to eat dry bread when you don't want it and a spiced apple when you do.
They look to us to provide a high moral ground, a sense of fundamental good and the embodiment of strength that comes from intelligence, experience and competence -- not pressure to build walls, or to yield to the will of a bully.
Cisco, another behemoth, is upheld by Nasdaq as the embodiment of good corporate oversight.
The revolving heart of The Jive Talker, the Holy Ball idea will be Kambalu's passport to Amsterdam and then the London art scene, where he continues to kick charmingly about, the living embodiment of good news from Africa.
As a good Jew, he saw embodiment as sacred not catastrophic.
They described James as the embodiment of good monarchy with Mair's eulogy that James '...indeed excelled by far in virtue his father, grandfather and his great-grandfather nor will I give precedence over the first James to any of the Stewarts' while Boece in similar vein calls James the 'maist vertuous Prince that evir was afoir his days'.
In San Antonio, Duncan, Mr. Embodiment of the Good and Right N.B.A. player, did attend practice today.
By that we mean those external interferences diverting researchers from full engagement and the embodiment of the internal goods.
In the Book of Esther, Mordecai and Haman are portrayed as the embodiments of good and evil, respectively.
As Friedman also pointed out, Coddington's move was particularly poignant given her status as the living embodiment of the good old days of fashion.
