Sentence examples for as an embodiment from inspiring English sources

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

APPLE is generally regarded as an embodiment of everything that is best about innovative businesses.

In later years, Travers came to see Poppins as an embodiment of a mother goddess.

It is also trying to portray him as an embodiment of entrenched Washington.

As an embodiment of menace, few images are more stark than a rifle or a bullet.

Protesters see the Games as an embodiment of the excesses of global capitalism.

As an embodiment of our self-absorbed age, it would be hard to beat cellphone yammerers.

Kesler sees President Obama as an "embodiment of the visionary prophet-statesman" of the Progressives, bent on our "Swedenization".

She references Pixie Geldof, although she struggles with her surname, as an embodiment of the London style she so admires.

"Suddenly I understood Pechorin as an embodiment of masculine ego at a certain stage of life," she writes.

The main attraction was Gustavo Cerati, an Argentine whose career could serve as an embodiment of the conference's ideals.