Sentence examples for complete embodiment from inspiring English sources

The physical connectedness of nursing felt like the complete embodiment of all that was lost to me as an adoptee.

The nut terrace is the complete embodiment of this;a literal place that provides nourishment for humans, squirrels and birds.

My interest in Rader goes back a long way, partly because he is almost the complete embodiment of both the serial killer and the psychopath.

She is 16 and Banton does miracles to make ­Fontaine (actually 30) feel that age – but all the clothes he gives her are just adornment to her complete embodiment of a helplessly romantic teenager.

The complete embodiment of the smart guy trope that can't do shit else.

In the United States, Nathaniel Hawthorne's novel The Scarlet Letter (1850) and Herman Melville's Moby Dick (1851) are surprisingly complete embodiments of the tragic form, written as they were at a time of booming American optimism, materialistic expansion, and sentimentalism in fiction and no tragic theatre whatever.

In many ways, Parsons -- product of a prominent family, avid collector, fearless traveler, only 45 when his underground masterwork was completed -- was the perfect embodiment of his age.

This emoji either conveys a complete indifference, the embodiment of idgaf attitude, the equivalent of the But That's None of My Business meme, or just absolute queenliness.

The emblem of this separatist territory is the embodiment of Soviet kitsch, complete with red star and sheaves of wheat.

He became the embodiment of President John F Kennedy's completed lunar promise.

1. Anthony Baratta's New York apartment, completed in 1998, is probably the fullest embodiment of the designer's Mixmaster approach to decorating.