Sentence examples for abstract embodiment from inspiring English sources

One unfamiliar with what Howe stands for would get the impression that when he looks at a Negro he sees not a human being but an abstract embodiment of living hell.

Even as she crawled through the dirt, you still had a sense of her as the abstract embodiment of ideal femininity, 1940s style: a beautiful, empathetic trophy who was fundamentally untouchable.

Discusses how blaming Clinton for the loss lacks any sense that the alternative to Clinton was not, and will not be, some abstract embodiment of personal and political perfection but, rather, another mortal politician with his own set of weaknesses and strengths.

While concrete words are embodied through sensorimotor experiential knowledge, abstract words are also embodied but their embodiment occurs instead through the underlying affective and emotional experiential knowledge associated with abstract words [ 4, 23, 24].

Later, embodiment in abstract rule (EAR) is discussed, our proposed method of expression.

Often, Herberg is somewhat more directly inspired by actual elements of nature, especially in cases where the phenomenon itself presents a compelling embodiment of abstract principles.

On the other hand, Santa as an embodiment of abstract concepts made accessible to young minds does form an accurate description of this very strange custom.

The Bell's secular cenobites are not embodiments of abstract absolutes, as Murdoch's characters can sometimes seem in later novels – each carries their own individual burdens, trying to carve out a sense of goodness in the world that might console and redeem their guilty consciences.

But as the embodiment of an abstract marketing message, Martha is surely irreplaceable.

Although all bodhisattvas act compassionately, Avalokiteshvara is considered the embodiment of the abstract principle of compassion.

This way she becomes a vehicle for the ambitions of Spector/Bacharach/Walker Bros fanboys like Allan who have been trying to foist their vision of 60s pop on the nation to little commercial avail and now may have found the perfect avatar (notice how, in one sentence, Harvieu went from being a car to the embodiment of an abstract concept).