Sentence examples for both embodied in the from inspiring English sources

The Barber track belongs to a Southern tradition of contrasts: the red dirt tracks of the rural South, where Nascar got its start, and the increasingly corporate and promotional world of Nascar today, both embodied in the super track at Talladega, Ala., about 30 miles from Barber Motorsports.

Why was the particular remedy embodied in the statute adopted?

In both conditions (embodied in the child or not embodied) participants witnessed their previous embodiment delivering the speech, but the effect of the embodied condition was greater in improving self-compassion than the non-embodied.

Ranomasina is the realization of both of these dreams, and embodied in the most beautiful little creature you have ever seen.

In fact, the more subtle critiques of ideology grasp the extent to which both liberation and manipulation can be embodied in the law.

Those are the basic ideas embodied in the health-insurance bills that both houses of Congress passed.

This partnership between Europe and the United States, embodied in the Nato alliance, remains essential for both.

A culture embodied in the superheroic ideal.

Everything was embodied in the sound.

Death had terminated the revelation embodied in the Qurʾān.

And the idea of liberty is embodied in the Constitution.