Sentence examples similar to a class embodying from inspiring English sources

The image from the first sentence of "Syria's elite [who] dine and dance till dawn on tabletops to the thump of patriotic songs" is a provocative one, feeding the perception of a carelessly out-of-touch ruling class embodied by the president and his wife.

Or that the book forms a grand metaphor for the post-war destruction of the gentry by the rising working class, embodied by Faraday and his ilk.

So it has hardly seemed blasphemy to have had the Callas of "Master Class" embodied over the years by actresses as different from their prototype (and from one another) as Patti LuPone, Faye Dunaway, Dixie Carter and Fanny Ardant.

Although the city's sizable black middle class embodied the possibility of upward mobility for Jacob, that hope was tempered in neighborhoods close to his home, where poverty seemed inexorable.

The cuts in the American version tend to diminish the heartlessness of the governing class — embodied by the serenely vulpine Joh Fredersen (Alfred Abel), the city's founder and director — while images suggesting the brutishness and susceptibility of the workers have largely been left intact.

The Segments class embodies the corresponding concept, modeling documents facets for the corresponding Description Units.

The recon class embodies the sniper soldier in you.

Establishing the meditational role of dynamic gestures to produce insights (the H2-H1 paves paves the way for a class of embodied interventions within GEMC to promote STEM reasoning.

Their classes embody an abstract design that provides solutions for application domains (Srinivasan 1999).

Below is a wordle of the values that our class embodies.

The Nuclear Systems Design class embodies this approach, engaging students in the skills and experiences that will help them to craft effective and scalable solutions.