Sentence examples for certainly embodied from inspiring English sources

She certainly embodied the character.

"Dorothy in her youth certainly embodied all the wildness of the heroine of Wuthering Heights".

Lacking empathy is characteristic not of autism but of psychopathy and sociopathy (Eric Harris, from Columbine High, almost certainly embodied the latter).

If the soul falls from a discarnate state, for example, what is to be made of the sin of Adam and Eve, who are certainly embodied, though their fall is represented as an occlusion of the intellect by the senses (Cels. 7.39)?

And Duke Ellington certainly embodied these characteristics.

And he certainly embodies the part.

There may be no law, but Virgil Cole certainly embodies authority.

They certainly embody elements of Japanese aesthetics, such as wabi-sabi, the adherence to imperfection – his cuts are often asymmetrical and his edges occasionally unfinished.

What excites is not just the prospect of having a woman a heartbeat — and four years — away from the presidency, although she certainly embodies the aspirations of many women.

But "the diminutive dancing duse from Duluth" in blonde ringlets certainly embodies the living doll-like qualities of Hollywood child stars such as Shirley Temple and, more recently, Honey Boo Boo.

Celeste's infinite superficiality and terror of ageing certainly embody some key anxieties of millennial America, but the parallels stop there, and the reader is left entrapped in this barren psychic landscape, with little to watch but a teacher who masturbates on her classroom desk.