Sentence examples for being embodied by from inspiring English sources

Granted, they're not a whole lot of fun, despite being embodied by some of the brightest young performers in town, including Gaby Hoffmann and Kieran Culkin.

Moreover, Eliot keeps his emotional distance from these sad stories, this odd coolness being embodied by an unidentified guest at the party who is part Freudian detective, part religious sage and altogether chilling.

Ms. Finley, you see, is channeling her fellow show-and-tell girl Liza Minnelli, who is also being embodied by a straggling chorus line of variously attired people of various genders who swarm the stage.

If this happens to be your state of mind just now, you may want to seek out the kindred spirit of Winnie, the heroine of SAMUEL BECKETT'S "HAPPY DAYS," who is being embodied by the dazzling FIONA SHAW at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.

Ms. Minnelli is also being embodied by Ms. Finley's pianist (Lance Cruce) and the man who sings back-up to her monologues (Chris Tanner), not to mention the straggling chorus line of men, women and one little girl (Ms. Finley's daughter) who swarm the stage, dressed in everything from Sally Bowles bowlers and fishnet stockings to hospital gowns.

This is demonstrated in the inset of Figure 3, where we show a parametric plot of (eta_{{ mathrm{B}} } [{V} ]) against (eta_{ { mathrm{N G}} } [{V} ]), the curvilinear abscissa in such plot being embodied by ε.

The imperfections of the program are embodied by Ralph D., a really good sponsor and a really bad human being, upending the cliché of the sainted sponsor.

"Instead, it is embodied by real action".

It is embodied by its midfielders.

That mentality has been embodied by Phillips's quick recovery.

But Mr. Gutierrez's vocabulary is embodied by performers.