Sentence examples for a physical embodiment from inspiring English sources
Then, Mr. Johnson said, Apple's retail stores should be big and spacious, a physical embodiment of the Apple brand.
It has become the ultimate act of respect, a physical embodiment of emotions often too difficult to express.
The key is a physical embodiment of the atmosphere that this high-end boutique hotel is cultivating.
Because paper is a physical embodiment of information, actions performed in relation to paper are, to a large extent, made visible to one's colleagues.
"It's a natural extension of our Web site, a physical embodiment of it," said Annabel Fallon, a spokeswoman for Saatchi Gallery.
Sellen and Harper write: Because paper is a physical embodiment of information, actions performed in relation to paper are, to a large extent, made visible to one's colleagues.
It was important that she had a natural physical embodiment, was capable of soft gestures and had the right kind of voice.
During the first half of the work Young's performance was a searingly physical embodiment of nightmare as he argued with his private demons, brilliantly depicted as a chorus of trashy and sinister cabaret performers.
The team behind the campaign, which was made by the Department for Work and Pensions and the Pensions Regulator, says 'Workie' has a "striking physical embodiment of the workplace pension".
Jesse is the portrait in Walter's basement, a near physical embodiment of the older man's crimes.
It is the perfect porthole to a moment that has never seemed less apposite than today; a sort of physical embodiment of Hendrix's music and legend.
