Sentence examples for better embodied from inspiring English sources

None better embodied how we like to think of ourselves in the greater world.

But it was the Huskies that better embodied that concept Monday night.

The UN was an organisation that better embodied the success of Hepworth's youthful political ideals than any other.

It is not clear whether Cromwell ever read Machiavelli, but there have been few leaders in English or British political history who better embodied Machiavellian ideas.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16 — Back when Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton was first lady, no one better embodied what she once called the "vast right-wing conspiracy" than Richard Mellon Scaife.

Nowhere is this better embodied than in the $499 Yoga Book.

Nothing better embodies the city's unashamedly romantic spirit.

Few creatures better embody the nature of urban wildlife in Esther Woolfson's "hidden city", Aberdeen, than the herring gull.

Nobody better embodies the spirit of resistance to the totalitarian system that crushed the peoples of Central Europe for nearly half a century.

But Ms. Sen alone is even better, embodying the god Krishna as he chastises himself for crushing the heart of his love, Radha.

Nothing better embodies childhood's lingering fantasy than the treehouse: a private observatory in which to retreat from the constraints of everyday life.