Sentence examples for and embodiment of from inspiring English sources

She was the true spirit and embodiment of voluntarism and leaves the Junior League of Brooklyn a legacy that fostered change and inspiration.

That alliance – the flagship and embodiment of post-war reconciliation – has been the key to Europe's stability for more than 60 years.

For years Mr. Ross was the cabaret world's reigning Park Avenue dandy and embodiment of the Cole Porter-Noël Coward attitude of garrulous suavity.

These actors achieve the sort of hyper-expressive or understated, rapid-fire or ruminatively halting presence that surpasses scripted drama to become a drama unto itself — a personal confrontation with, and embodiment of, the power of the cinema.

But somehow, in spite of its limitations, this film places Freud exactly where he belongs: in a shadowy, irrecoverable past and right here in our midst, the cause, cure and embodiment of so much that continues to plague us.

Furthermore, the film-makers have resuscitated Sister Hildegarde (who in real life died in 1995, long before Sixsmith's visit) to act as the principal villain and embodiment of all the Catholic Church's most vicious tendencies.

In general, sociopaths and embodiments of pure evil wear out their welcome pretty quickly.

Popular interest and scholarly research, moreover, brought new appreciation to both ballroom and social dance as valuable reflections and embodiments of a community's social values.

In Coetzee's sinuously ironic and deeply unsettling novels, animals are beings worthy of consideration in their own right and embodiments of ideas about justice, mortality and love.

Now, Beauvoir takes herself, her situation, her embodiment and the situations and embodiments of other women, as the subjects of her philosophical reflections.

She suggests that keeping a journal to become more sensitized to positive images and embodiments of aging could have significant health benefits.