Sentence examples for It embodied from inspiring English sources
"When Disney World was built," Sullivan wrote, "it embodied a shared idea of America as pure capitalist fantasy".
It embodied both the hubris of urban master planning and its possibilities, and showed the value of ripping up blueprints and starting over in midstream.
It embodied a new grammar of medical perception.
"It embodied everything I thought was positive in an alternative to the mainstream".
It embodied both his memories of tramping through Europe and his political ideas.
It embodied the concepts of determination and self-advocacy, of independent thinking and initiative.
It embodied a set of principles, a critique of the dominant culture, a way of life.
It embodied a novel insight: children's reading should be of a special order because children are not scaled-down adults.
It embodied a proposal for genuine civilisational change," the group said in an open letter to the president.
It embodied some of the ideas around which Kitchen Sync is based: identification and association of information with that identification.
It embodied all the magic and generosity of Christmas, but without resorting to crudely tugging at people's heartstrings.
