Sentence examples for an ideal embodiment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Maloney, in business since 1980, was an ideal embodiment of Mr. Romney's message.

Rattle is the best Haydn conductor working, and the rhythms of the symphony were an ideal embodiment of muscular grace.

Brian Maloney, 69, who has been in business since 1980, was an ideal embodiment of Mr. Romney's message.

Candy is also entranced with an ideal embodiment of woman, played in three incarnations and three generations by Deborah Kerr – and this is 15 years before Hitchcock's Vertigo.

Stephen Friedman, the general manager of MTV, said Mr. Ansari's pop-cultural tastes made him an ideal embodiment of the millennial-generation viewhom whom the channel wants to reach.

Artist Yi Zhou is, in a way, the ideal embodiment of how the approach to making art has changed in the 21st century through advances in technology and globalization.

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

Bob is the ideal embodiment of Mr. Melville's rare combination of formal elegance (the design) and offhand naturalism (the accidents).

While elite athletes once may have represented some ideal embodiment of dedication and tenacity, after decades of higher and higher standards, they now seem more like creatures from a distant galaxy.

Here she is the ideal embodiment of Coward's wayward but precise emotional logic and of his suggestion that pure happiness can be measured, at best, only in seconds.

Mr. Gore, the nation's unofficial technologist in chief, even in defeat, is the ideal embodiment of BlackBerry users, who are cultlike in their devotion, just as Mr. Simmons represents the rival cult of the Motorola.