Sentence examples for both embody from inspiring English sources
But both embody the degradation of the human spirit.
Both embody a conception of science as the culture of nature.
They both embody the two great wings of the party, the high-minded aspirations of the educated class and the machinelike toughness of the party apparatus.
"I had neither connections, nor fortune," he says in his latest book, not to mention a "foreign-sounding name".Second, both embody an anti-elite politics.
He and his likely Democratic opponent, Barack Obama, "both embody a post-polarized, or anti-polarized, style of politics," the Times columnist David Brooks told me.
Both embody that movement's obsession with hygiene, and the fiercely held notion that a house could function as a tool for physical and psychic healing.
It is crazy to be both embodied and not embodied in a space.
He argues that "The Hunger Games" both embodies and transcends the young-adult genre.
When he opens his mouth to sing, though, Mr. Conte both embodies Italy and transcends it.
A revolutionary gerontocracy and the military, both embodied by President Raul Castro, remain firmly entrenched.
Witherspoon, a talented comedienne, both embodies and parodies one kind of female ideal — the Cosmo girl, Lancômed to the hilt.
