Sentence examples for are embodied by from inspiring English sources
"The good and the bad of Argentina are embodied by La Salada," Mr Girón reflects.
They are embodied by a chameleon cast of 11 (playing some 60 roles), directed with seamless ingenuity by Rufus Norris.
It is ironic that the hopes of Labour moderates are embodied by someone who helped end the premiership of the most successful Labour leader in the party's history.
Such technologies, he said, are embodied by Tesla's rapidly improving electric vehicles and batteries and the use of biofuels for aviation.
Though the functions we call "mother" and "father" are embodied by actual people who go by those names, those functions do not vanish when they die.
The imperfections of the program are embodied by Ralph D., a really good sponsor and a really bad human being, upending the cliché of the sainted sponsor.
"Instead, it is embodied by real action".
It is embodied by its midfielders.
That mentality has been embodied by Phillips's quick recovery.
But Mr. Gutierrez's vocabulary is embodied by performers.
The most ubiquitous Washington type, however, is embodied by Dan Egan.
