Sentence examples for best embodies from inspiring English sources
The place that best embodies Wynwood's split personality is Lester's at 2519 NW 2nd.
Samuel Dalembert, the 6-11 center for Seton Hall, best embodies the Pirates' frustrations.
In Koenig's case, the collector who best embodies the key attributes of familiarity and prominence is probably Hubert Neumann.
The chocolate that best embodies the soil it comes from is Amedei's Chuao, containing seventy per cent cacao.
If you want the British actor who best embodies fragile, gilded youth, Tom Hiddleston's your man, boy, whatever.
Yet the work that best embodies the show's spirit is Kieran Timberlake Associates' four-story Cellophane House.
For all those reasons, Rex Ryan and the rest of the Jets best embody those ideals.
William Evans, of Richmond, Virginia, may have best embodied the nonpartisan atmosphere and message of the event.
His early experiments are perhaps best embodied by the "renovations" he made to his own home (1978, 1991 94) in Santa Monica, California.
According to a poll by BritainThinks, they are the individuals who best embody the most important qualities of leadership.
Americans' love-hate relationship with those pleasures is best embodied by the two middle sons of Joseph P. Kennedy.
