Sentence examples for a solid embodiment of from inspiring English sources

It's a solid embodiment of the beyond, a lonely tomb-altar in the sea.

I awoke from pained sleep the other morning – cracked rib on the sinister side – to hear an architectural critic on the World Service observe that in Singapore, Hong Kong and other points further east, the tower block is viewed as a solid embodiment of cultural cohesion: many individuals, choruses of families, all singing from the same Confucian hymn sheet.

Everywhere you look, the landscape is a solid embodiment of flesh, bone, life and death side by side.

The sound of the car's engine, powering Applegate and Barr out of the living fireball consuming their community, was obscured by a much louder noise the roaring of a Pacific Gas & Electric gas line exploding, the solid embodiment of one of the largest and most powerful companies in the country coming apart at the seams.

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

Cahiers du Cinema considered it the living embodiment of its auteur theory and it laid the groundwork for a solid decade of classics.

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.

Metaphorically, it's a terrific embodiment of what is repressed in modern masculinity.

In a fourth embodiment of the invention, the service provider is a lender.