Sentence examples for collective embodiment from inspiring English sources

Taxis are the collective embodiment of the Iraqi middle class, which is really a pseudonym for "respectable poverty".

Fat White Family may look like the collective embodiment of gonorrhea, but there's a lot of psych-funk-rock common ground between them and the wasted, racially integrated, ego-divided Family Stone.

Rooted in a deep exploration of Nishnaabeg intellectual processes, theory and methodology, As We Have Always Done is a window into Indigenous worlds manifest through the collective embodiment of our theoretical practices.

At their peak, the Soviet team worked as a collective, the sporting embodiment of a socialist ideal that didn't translate easily to the free market of the NHL.

The collective strongly believes in embodiment, accessibility, and the tangibility of information, so that each installation has a very performative and challenging character".

Rightly or wrongly, she is viewed as an unrepentant beneficiary of ill-gotten wealth, a petite and well-dressed embodiment of the collective, bloated greed that helped topple the stock market and the housing industry.

Come to think of it, if the film-noir style — in addition to resulting from the imported expressionism of European émigré directors (including Preminger) — is largely the embodiment of a collective post-traumatic stress disorder of a nation that knew no healing beside victory, "Daisy Kenyon" could be Exhibit A. (David Denby discusses the film in his recent overview of Preminger's career).

Yet our government -- allegedly the embodiment of our collective will to survive -- has done NOTHING of significance to fight this mass murder.

If the movies are where our hopes and dreams are expressed, we want to believe more than ever that somehow, these embodiments of our collective subconscious can heal the wound from a blow we never expected.

During this so-called Dark Hour, most human beings fall into a torporous slumber and transmute into coffins, while a few rare vulnerable human beings are free to wander around and get their minds devoured by creatures called shadows, embodiments of the collective suicide-urge of humanity.

"But the EU as the embodiment of an idea, of collective action to achieve common goals more effectively than any one nation can do on its own, remains a powerful force".