Sentence examples for compelling embodiment from inspiring English sources
"This is the first time ever that Keith Richards has participated in an advertising campaign of any sort," continues Arnault, "and it is hard to imagine a more compelling embodiment of a personal, emotional journey".
Often, Herberg is somewhat more directly inspired by actual elements of nature, especially in cases where the phenomenon itself presents a compelling embodiment of abstract principles.
Manet's evasive, uncertain brushstrokes and jarringly beautiful colours make him a compelling, cool observer – the embodiment of modern attitude.
Apple outlines several embodiments of the system, but the most compelling are the first two.
Wouldn't that be a fair observation?" But Mr. Murdoch carried on, determined to challenge his public image, one that a former editor of The Times of London, Harold Evans, who was summarily fired by Mr. Murdoch, has described as the embodiment of "charismatic authority," a leader who derives compelling authority from popular perception rather than by his direct orders.
the embodiment of the dance?
He is the embodiment of their discomfort.
Teddy was the embodiment of it.
Embodiment is vital in today's politics.
She was the embodiment of defeat.
