Sentence examples for be embodied as from inspiring English sources
Its leader, Gareth Morgan, said creationism: "Will be embodied as a belief at Everyday Champions Academy, but will not be taught in the sciences".
The visitor may be embodied as an avatar or a robot, interacting with real people.
However, given that Paivio conceives of his verbal code to be embodied as natural language, inner speech, there seems to be no reason to think that it is incoherent to combine a propositional view of imagery with a form of Dual Coding Theory, as Baylor (1972) and Kieras (1978) have proposed.
It is not sufficient to claim that a disciplinary concept is embodied without some specificity around what we mean by concept, what that concept is composed of, and what precisely is being (or should be) embodied as an outcome of learning.
For me, the pop ideal is embodied, as closely as anything else I can come up with, by the video to "Glittering Prize" by Simple Minds.
Like Freud, Beauvoir recognizes that we are embodied as sexual beings and that our bodies not only testify to our own finitude and limits but also matter as sites of encounters with others, encounters that are multivalent including loving connections and threatening defenses, moments of affirmation and of dissolution.
After meeting his past incarnations, The Nameless One confronts his mortality, which is embodied as a powerful being called The Transcendent One.
The past is embodied, as if in a Gothic allegory, in the spectacle of the purifying inferno.
But when the information coming from the sensory sources does not match up, the sense of being embodied as a whole comes apart.
Lynch has taken this tiny nugget of behavioral peculiarity and turned it into a cosmic vision — a vision that is embodied as fully in MacLachlan's performance as in the majestically laconic manner with which Lynch films MacLachlan, and the series over all (or at least what's best in it).
The influence of integral over phase energy ζ is embodied as the particle internal energy ep.
