Here in New York, Corbitt's spirit is not so much channelled as it is fully embodied.
However its merits cannot be fully embodied by its current synthesis approaches, since most of them were normally tedious, costly, low yield or environment unfriendly, and poor in controlling multiple parameters of MnO2.
The point of painting, for Hegel, is not to show us what it is for free spirit to be fully embodied.
Such a preventive approach is fully embodied in successful aging models, which encompass avoiding disease and disability, high physical and cognitive function, and active engagement with life [ 8].
Maxwell's performers, speaking in a flat, generally affectless way, have real bodies and thus real souls, which meant that the director's beautiful text — his fullest and grandest so far — was and wasn't fully "embodied," but I think that was the point: to show how one doesn't and doesn't match words to bodies in the landscape of dreams.
Each sonata jumped to life, but perhaps especially the first movement of the Beethoven, which was taken a tad fast -- or maybe just with a tad more rhythmic incisiveness than one is used to -- and where the extraordinarily numerous ideas were all fully embodied before being discarded.
And though she's been played in the past by formidable actresses like Kelly Bishop, Betty Buckley and Jean Smart, the Silver matriarch has never been as fully embodied as she is by Ms. Lavin.
Rosenthal and Maréchal may represent an oppressed minority and an embattled proletariat, but they are so fully embodied by Dalio and Gabin that they wear their allegorical significance as comfortably as their overcoats.
Rosenthal and Mar?al may represent an oppressed minority and an embattled proletariat, but they are so fully embodied by Dalio and Gabin that they wear their allegorical significance as comfortably as their overcoats.
