She tells Tom, the novel's central embodiment of submissive faith, after Legree has given him a savage beating: "There's no use calling on the Lord — he never hears... ; there isn't any God, I believe; or, if there is, he's taken sides against us.
She tells Tom, the novel's central embodiment of submissive faith, after Legree has given him a savage beating: **{:.break one} ** "There's no use calling on the Lord — he never hears... ; there isn't any God, I believe; or, if there is, he's taken sides against us.
Feminist theorists of embodiment have made a central contribution to philosophy of embodiment and ensured, along with critical race theorists and theorists of (dis)ability, that attention to the body plays a central role in social and political thought.
But essentially he's an emblem, an ideal, an embodiment of imperturbability, of holy silence.
Most AI researchers are currently missing a central piece of the puzzle: embodiment.
No matter the reasons for the success of Space Invaders, the game's latent embodiment-of-music aesthetic became a central pillar of Kondo's compositional philosophy.
Nor does Sheehan attempt to capture a 19th-century vernacular; we must take her contemporary language on faith as a sign of her central character's spirit, not a material embodiment of it.
The results of a simulation are an embodiment of the assumptions that went into it.
He called the central void "the embodiment of absence," a reminder of the emptiness the slaughter of millions of Jews had left in German culture; the garden, with its rows of twenty-foot-high concrete columns topped by vegetation, was the Garden of Exile and Emigration, honoring German Jews who fled during the Nazi years.
You can't help wondering if in making this angry, intense Moses the central element of the tomb, Michelangelo was paying him a backhanded tribute - creating an icon of wrath, an embodiment of righteous fury.
Bailey did not view extension as an afterthought and certainly not as an add-on to the college's central mission, but rather as an embodiment of its larger public and civic mission.
