"GAVI has not only made remarkable progress in improving the prospects for the world's children, in many ways it is the precise embodiment of the increasing trend of taking a private sector approach to a public problem", said Professor Klaus Schwab, President of the World Economic Forum.
Marlene May as her absurd mother, Catherine, is as precise an embodiment of Shaw's character as I can recall seeing: grand, coquettish, impish, devious and innocent all at once.
Jones had sunk two stripes on the break and another on each of his next three shots, then missed one, strategically, it seemed, leaving his stepson to ponder how an arrangement of colored resin balls on a flat felt surface could be so precise a physical embodiment of the moral experience of humiliation".
But essentially he's an emblem, an ideal, an embodiment of imperturbability, of holy silence.
The results of a simulation are an embodiment of the assumptions that went into it.
Although Trump may well be the embodiment, however a nightmare embodiment, of Ayn Rand's vision.
"The parade has been a cultural embodiment of corporatization and militarization of our society.
It's a solid embodiment of the beyond, a lonely tomb-altar in the sea.
Metaphorically, it's a terrific embodiment of what is repressed in modern masculinity.
And it would have been great, undoubtedly, a gleeful embodiment of club music's winning plasticity.
