There's a hallucinatory anecdote about a woman growing a tail, another about an embodied time machine.
The difference between clock time and embodied time (or the experience of time) of the cancer patient has been recently illustrated in lung cancer, and this research highlights the lack of relationship between these two conceptualizations of time [ 29].
At the same time, I do embody a number of traditional male values, just not the ones that would make me a jackass.
Moreover, their best songs embody a time when musical and political orthodoxies were changing at speed, and a lot of people felt suddenly liberated.
He walked in, the regulars would say, 'If you're alone, sit with us.' " In some ways his life seemed to embody the time and place in which he lived.
While these performers are required to embody several times their weight in assorted characters, this is an epic cast by the standards of Bedlam, whose vibrant productions of Shakespeare's "Hamlet" and Shaw's "Saint Joan" featured skeletal ensembles of four.
But unlike those complicated white men, Mr. Malek, who like Mr. Esmail is of Egyptian descent, embodies a time when television, through shows like "Orange Is the New Black," "Fresh Off the Boat" and "Transparent," is finally starting to reflect the diversity and multiculturalism that define American life.
Because he still embodies a time when nobody dared to accuse the Guatemalan Army of anything, when such dissembling was rote.
Though Smith initially viewed God the Father as a spirit, he eventually began teaching that God was an advanced and glorified man, embodied within time and space.
We may at first think that Marclay embodies Newtonian Time by virtue of presenting scenes that appear to flow seamlessly one to the next, but they don't.
Holotech Studios / FaceRig "FaceRig is a software that allows anyone to embody outstanding real time CG character portraits via motion capture from a webcam stream".
