Sentence examples for a direct embodiment from inspiring English sources

Her tendency towards self-deprecating humour and unadorned sincerity presents her as a direct embodiment of her bestselling novels, The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, Perfect and The Love Song of Miss Queenie Hennessy.

Mr. Mekdad called the raid a "true and direct embodiment of the terrorism which Israel falsely claims it is fighting".

Quantifying services provided by land use in the form of money is the direct embodiment of the optimization of regional land resources.

The examples also illustrate the meshing of researcher and participant intersubjectivities across apparent ethnic and age boundaries and how these combined embodiments have a direct and indirect influence on the production, recording and representation of data.

But essentially he's an emblem, an ideal, an embodiment of imperturbability, of holy silence.

If no such order was forthcoming, however, then unless Parliament directed otherwise the Army Council was to issue a direction for the embodiment of the entire Force.

The results of a simulation are an embodiment of the assumptions that went into it.

The first is a predetermined, goal-directed, governed process, representing an empirical embodiment of the ontogenetic plan [ 25].

Little punctuation is used and the distinction between direct and indirect speech is often blurred, as if language is meant to be a material embodiment of the fervent mood of the supposedly deceived husband.

Although Trump may well be the embodiment, however a nightmare embodiment, of Ayn Rand's vision.

The legends about Daedalus recognize him both as a man and as a mythical embodiment.