Sentence examples for absolute embodiment of from inspiring English sources

This story is the absolute embodiment of the parental warning "don't take sweets from strangers" and the Witch is a brilliant perversion of the archetypal "we need to fatten you up" grandmother.

It may have something to do with that ridiculous hip-hop pose of a name, and something a whole lot more to do with Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle, the absolute embodiment of style over substance.

"I'm an absolute embodiment of the way things have changed," said Ellen Warren, a senior correspondent at The Chicago Tribune who has been covering presidential campaigns for more than 20 years.

But to me, the absolute embodiment of the empowered female isn't Hillary Clinton, Emma Watson, Lena Dunham, or even Beyonce.

Of its last, quite awful revelation, let it be said only that it links the acme of American film sentimentality with the absolute embodiment of the violent paranoia and the shredding of the social fabric of a later day.

Look closely at Snuggies for the Revolution and you'll find kaleidoscopic rubber bullets, tasers, tear gas, police batons, and grenade launchers emblazoned on what might be the absolute embodiment of American consumerism.

We view ourselves, our people, as the embodiment of absolute goodness.

With his wide shots of fields and overhead views, Parker cinematically lays hold of the very markers of Southern beauty and white Southern pride and simply, definitively, visually spoils them, turns them into the horrific embodiment of absolute evil.

After all, the Devil is the embodiment of absolute evil, the kind that admits no other explanation.

It became clear that if light waves were propagated in the hypothetical ether that filled all space and provided an embodiment of Newton's absolute frame (see below), it would not be logically consistent to accept both Maxwell's theory and the ideas expressed in Galilean invariance, for the speed of light as it passed an observer would reveal how rapidly he was traveling through the ether.

However, Schlegel was also very aware of the fact that, if art was the embodiment of an eternal truth, of absolute beauty, this indirectly meant that it was not Beauty itself.