Sentence examples for come embodied from inspiring English sources

A proper rom com-lite farewell for Matt Smith, jokes about Capaldi's eyebrows ("They're crosser than the rest of my face!"), effective hints of the manipulative, knowledgeable Big Bad to come, embodied by Michelle Gomez – all welcome.

It explores how they come to embody the identity of accountant and what happens when forms of organizational and professional embodiment coincide with other forms of gendered embodied self, such as that experienced during pregnancy and in early motherhood.

Parties come to embody causes.

How did wilderness come to embody hope?

Mr Hariri had come to embody the country's post-war reconstruction.

Antony Gormley has come to embody what we might think of as a "public" artist.

He has come to embody the libertarianism that permeates much of Silicon Valley.

Initially not very successful, Bram Stoker's novel has come to embody the archetype.

My relative has come to embody some of the very worst excesses of Australian colonial history.

"Clocks and maps come to embody ways of understanding the cosmos".

But to some, Judge Keller has come to embody the practice.