Sentence examples for be embodied by a from inspiring English sources

If the vivid soul-pop-funk music of Gnarls Barkley could be embodied by a shirt collection, it would be the capped-sleeved polos and tees of Junk Shop, a small clothing label based in Manchester, England, and designed in Thailand.

This figure would be embodied by a sheep that was different to the rest: special.

The interpreting spirit may on occasion be embodied by a single person such as a leader or other exemplar, but this is not always the case.

The collapse which the singularity-induced bifurcation leads to will be embodied by a surge in a population density within a short period in the ecological system and loss of the stability of the system.

Because God happens to be embodied by a creepy, petulant little British boy, while the burning bush in the background is totally ignored.

It was embodied by a sequence with eight minutes left.

His "Firebird" was embodied by a Vietcong guerrilla rising up like a phoenix.

They are embodied by a chameleon cast of 11 (playing some 60 roles), directed with seamless ingenuity by Rufus Norris.

All that is embodied by a new ad theme, "We believe in a better chicken," which replaces "A healthy obsession with chicken".

The approach was embodied by a theme, "Truth in Travel," which has continued to appear on the magazine's cover each month.

It's embodied by a certain Mr. X, the intelligence agent the Islamic Republic has assigned to shadow Moaveni's movements as a reporter for Time magazine.