Sentence examples for because the embodiment of from inspiring English sources

The very idea of a right to rebel against the government is incoherent, Kant argued, because the embodiment of all right is the actually existing state.

Because she was the embodiment of that feeling, of that whole culture.

Our bomb fetish is as damaging as theirs, because it is the "embodiment of the high-modernist creed that form--in this case, the mastery of the scientific--carries automatic moral weight".

"Paul Ryan's love of Rage Against the Machine is amusing, because he is the embodiment of the machine that our music has been raging against for two decades," Mr. Morello said.

But I couldn't sleep after that scene, because it was the embodiment of what would happen naturally: someone of my size would inevitably be overpowered by a person Joe's size.

Amie Street is one of my favorite startups right now, partially because they are the embodiment of (what I consider to be) the perfect music model: DRM-free MP3s sold at pure market driven prices.

Because they are the embodiment of compassion, love and service.

I loved him because he was the embodiment of all that I love about rock 'n' roll.

Because it is the embodiment of the Juche idea, our socialism is a man-centered socialism under which man is the master of everything and everything serves him.

That image is so powerful because it's the embodiment of the unspoken sisterhood that women have used to support each other through centuries of harassment and persecution.

Cassandra later escapes from a hospital and arrives at Mulder's apartment, demanding that he shoot her because she is the embodiment of fifty years of work by the Syndicate an alien-human hybrid that will trigger colonization if the aliens learn of her existence.