For a split second she was there, again the embodiment of beauty to him His car spun in a widening circle and then came to rest as in Rhode Island, Nancy was walking slowly down the sidewalk.
For a split second she was there, again the embodiment of beauty to him His car spun in a widening circle and then came to rest as in Rhode Island, Nancy was walking slowly down the sidewalk View Article Ann Beattie has contributed to The New Yorker since 1974.
Just as when civil rights icon Rosa Parks was attacked in her home in Detroit by a black burglar, here, yet again, we saw the embodiment of political purpose bludgeoned by the arbitrary fallout of social disintegration.
Nuclear weapons are the embodiment of "never again," Israel's unofficial motto.
Once again, the Knicks became the embodiment of that sentiment on the basketball court.
The sheer heterogeneity of human experience is one of his enduring preoccupations, and he has found, once again, an impossible and perfect embodiment of just how curious our species can be.
Both boys are members of an unlikely paramilitary group sanctioned by their Boston high school and led by Col. Dugan (poor Michael Ironside, the embodiment of evil again ).
On the heels of unveiling a new logo designed by Jay-Z himself, the Brooklyn Nets have debuted a new commercial touting neighborhood roots and once again, insisting they are the embodiment of Brooklyn.
Once again it becomes apparent that my embodiment has a critical role to play in the narratives that evolve.
In others, Ravana is presented as an earlier form of Mara, the embodiment of desire and death, whom the Buddha defeats again and again during the course of his life.
