Sentence examples for also embodied from inspiring English sources

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].

"If it has become at times the embodiment of the worst of that tradition, it has also embodied the best".

It is also embodied in the Rome Statute creating the International Criminal Court (ICC; ratified 2002).

But the big theme is also embodied in Charles Edwards's superb performance as Trebell.

But the processes that made Toyota great are also embodied in some pretty abstract ideas.

Sacks also embodied an attribute that can be lost after people become famous: a boundless generosity of spirit.

In this, Mr. Ohno also embodied the dual nature of Butoh, developed in Japan after World War II.

He also embodied the first Bush administration's ambivalence towards Israel; most famously, he allegedly said "fuck the Jews.

He also embodied an American nightmare: he died 35 years ago, slowed and smothered by his own success.

This optimism is also embodied in the number of new models about to hit the production line.

His studio was a reward to himself but also embodied a new way to think about art.