Sentence examples for an embodiment of knowledge from inspiring English sources

This "veiled maid" is an embodiment of "Knowledge and truth and virtue".

At some point, it is as if you become an embodiment of the knowledge.

The Jewish teachers of the late pre-Christian and early Christian Era, who found "in the law the embodiment of knowledge and truth" (Romans 2 20), were faced with the necessity of adapting the requirements of the Pentateuchal codes to the changed social conditions of the Hellenistic Age (3rd century bc 3rd century ad).

As an embodiment of a "traveling technocratic rationality", the ATDCs are important sites for negotiations over knowledge and politics, and the meanings of aid, investment, and development, as part of the wider playing out of China's engagement in Africa.

It was an embodiment of Lockeian toleration.

The hamlet became an embodiment of agrarian loss.

Bozeman is an embodiment of fighting through adversity.

Sleepytime Gorilla Museum is an embodiment of that San Francisco.

It was an embodiment of energy and motion.

But essentially he's an emblem, an ideal, an embodiment of imperturbability, of holy silence.

As an embodiment of this shift, Tavi has irritated some members of the Old Guard.