Sentence examples for a natural embodiment from inspiring English sources

the qualities that define great athletes are also a natural embodiment of the talents learned in military service.

As globalization erodes the idea that the citizenry represents a natural embodiment of 'the people', we need to search for alternate ways to justify democratic inclusion.

It is a natural embodiment of yin and yang, the Taoist concept of opposites as cooperative, interdependent forces, and for some visitors it is a spiritual place.

As it turns out, the qualities that define great athletes are also a natural embodiment of the talents learned in military service.

Chloe Malle, the social editor at Vogue  says, "Several people on staff had been following Miku's career with keen interest, and when the concept of the exhibition was first presented to us it seemed a natural embodiment to combine a couture dress (manus) with a holographic cultural icon (machina) for our special issue dedicated to the theme.

And assuming that he's up against Mitt Romney, whose entire career makes him the natural embodiment of a rather different vision of what drives American prosperity, this clash of visions could make for the most interesting intellectual contrast of what promises to be a less-than-scintillating fall campaign.

It was important that she had a natural physical embodiment, was capable of soft gestures and had the right kind of voice.

At a time when Vogue has declared "WASP chic once more abuzz," here was its natural embodiment, beyond mere fashion.

Linda-Denise Fisher-Harrell's innate glamour and virtuosity make her a natural for the embodiment of the heroine.

In a word, our exercising of our finite freedom has worth and efficacy only by reason of our embodiment in a natural and cultural setting that is largely not of our own making, but this is a world that we seek to appropriate through our words and deeds.

"It's a natural extension of our Web site, a physical embodiment of it," said Annabel Fallon, a spokeswoman for Saatchi Gallery.