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.
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.
While they are embodied by a peppy ensemble of quick-change artists, these cartoons are drawn with less sophistication than those in the pages of, say, Mad magazine.
In Kaja Melander's "Water Sprite," the fabled creature is embodied by a ceramic mask cast from life and adorned with seashells.
Ho Chi Minh City, as Saigon became, is embodied by a towering golden statue before which Viet Cong troops parade with well-drilled fervour.
