Sentence examples for a personification from inspiring English sources

"This is a personification of the user".

Albion is England, a personification of this island.

"Cancer" itself is a personification — well, a crustaceanification.

For herself, she said, her signature flagrant female is "a personification of painting itself".

Probably originally a personification of the ritual invocation (Iakch' ō Iakche), Iacchus was variously identified.

It's not that we need to think of him as a personification of metre.

At other times she is simply a personification of the water itself.

The developers wanted to use him as, essentially, a personification of the adult gamer.

She becomes a symbol, almost a personification, of ruthless manipulation, a sort of presiding evil genius.

Similarly, in the Javanese puppet theatre, a grotesque giant is a personification of the destructive principle, while an elegantly elongated local deity is a personification of the constructive principle.

His character as a generous patron of literature has made his name a personification of such activities.