Sentence examples for all embodies from inspiring English sources

The claim that a university education is not for all embodies what the educationist Jonathan Kozol calls "fear of equalising".

"The Mother of Us All" embodies a range of contradictions that, since the opera's première, at Columbia University, in 1947, have only become deeper with time.

Psychoanalysis, after all, embodies just this awed humility about how little we can ever grasp about the workings of our minds.

They all embodied vision and ethics in their politics.

The actors all embody these characters with commitment and grace.

All embody a shared tradition of compassion and verve, bloody-mindedness and practicality.

Grandpa Vince, after all, embodied the old, knuckle-sandwich tradition of the establishment N.F.L.

Her daring and control, her dazzling technical skill and her cool passion are all embodied by the Sugarplum Fairy.

This season, Ms. Laybourne said, the shows' hosts all embody the spirit Oxygen is hoping to achieve.

You leave few cabaret evenings feeling exhilarated after peering into the souls of more than a dozen musical theater characters, all embodied by the same singer.

One has the sense that all the representatives of American life are here, and that they all embodied and given voice by the author.