Sentence examples for but embodies from inspiring English sources

Jesus Christ does not bring information or mere advice but embodies the reality of divine love.

What more could you ask of a play, that it not only explains concepts but embodies them?

Jan suggests there is a rightness to commemorating the fire with a performance that not only explores our fraught relationship with its elemental opposite but embodies our adaptability.

Constructing a network of regions from different subjects may seem counterintuitive but embodies two key advantages.

Jesus does not bring information or advice but embodies the reality of divine love.

For Halliday "the internal organisation of language is not arbitrary but embodies a positive reflection of the functions that language has evolved to serve in the life of social man" (1970/1976:26).

It did not talk about women but embodied feminism in its casting.

In my mouth, the new "air" lacked almost all substance, but embodied the essence of celery.

No wonder he talks not about playing Equiano, but "embodying" him.

You are the person not merely setting the example but embodying the institution.

Not incidentally, James Levine, who has all but embodied the Met for four decades, was back, after a two-year absence.