Sentence examples for becomes the embodiment from inspiring English sources

Once astride a horse, he becomes the embodiment of the proverbial knight on a white charger.

He does it with no apparent "interpretation," and thus becomes the embodiment of the adult naïveté that this work seems to encapsulate.

In her fluttering hands, a character who might have registered as a satirical quick sketch becomes the embodiment of a besieged code for living.

It then tends to attach to its own cause an absolute value which distorts its own vision … Its enemy becomes the embodiment of all evil.

Cut off from his home and his family, he becomes the embodiment of an old schoolteacher's belief that history is only a byproduct of geography.

On stage, as he listens intently to the voices of the instruments, then listens to his inner voice, he becomes the embodiment of Sufi ecstasy.

Altidore has become the embodiment of that.

He has become the embodiment of "K.Y".

Greene has become the embodiment of Smith's coaching style.

Juncker may have become the embodiment of the shambles.

Now Mr Busson seems to have become the embodiment of his industry's struggles.