Trump is, in my view, an embodiment of tribal conditioning at its worst.
The Hip became, in my mind, the embodiment of everything I disliked.
They became, in my mind, the embodiment of everything I disliked.
The space, like Grand Central as a whole, is ingeniously simple yet gorgeous, impatiently glamorous, and the caviar sandwich is, in my mind, a perfect embodiment of the hub's hurried elegance.
In my imagination, the house in Dover was an embodiment of the zone of bad truth in my head.
Practitioners and healers who regularly bring presence, caring and spiritual contemplation to people in the transition between life-in-embodiment and death, see vital spiritual lessons for all of us in this inevitable passage.
For example, it is that kind of problem in which the problem identified in embodiment design should be solved in process design.
The implication of temporo-parietal junction in embodiment and in self processing is suggested by neuroimaging studies in healthy subjects [ 29, 58- 60].
Lola's the prototypical tiny dog: high-strung, mean-spirited, perpetually unsatisfied -- in short, the embodiment of the way my wife and I saw each other.
The latter was conceptualised as Morgan's 'central motive state' (Morgan, 1943), and in Stellar's embodiment of this in an excitatory centre in the hypothalamus (Stellar, 1954).
