Sentence examples for classic embodiment from inspiring English sources

His 1918 picture of a wealthy dowager, swathed in silk, feet bound, cigarette holder clamped between her lips, is a classic embodiment of an antique culture that Maoism and Western modernism would sweep away.

This arrangement, and the system of checks and balances by which it was accomplished, received its classic embodiment in the Constitution of the United States and its political justification in the Federalist papers (1787 88), by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay.

He doesn't copy William Shatner's classic embodiment -- or.

One of the cars he drove around after relinquishing A.M.C.'s helm was a modest 1964 Rambler Classic coupe, the embodiment of his at-the-time revolutionary bent toward efficiency; it wasn't even the top-of-the-line model.

It's the embodiment of classic Doom – knee-deep in the dead, last-bullet-in-the-chamber, brutal carnage.

Segalovich was the embodiment of that classic, strong combination of super-smart technologist and man with big ideas.

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Pavel Eisner, one of Kafka's first translators, interprets the classic, (The Trial) as the embodiment of the "triple dimension of Jewish existence in Prague ... his protagonist Josef K. is (symbolically) arrested by a German (Rabensteiner), a Czech (Kullich) and a Jew (Kaminer).

– Glenn Collins Smitten Kitchen: An ode to classic, unfettered peach pie, the "very embodiment of a midsummer's dessert dream".

Research on learning technologies makes reference to the classic theories of learning, and the embodiment of these in e-learning pedagogies is analyzed in relation to the learning technologies most appropriate to them.

"The importance of Mary is that she is the living embodiment of the fact that classics isn't just for posh people and men and in fact never has been.