Sentence examples for did not embody from inspiring English sources

Classical doctrine did not embody a clear-cut theory about international capital movements.

As a dropout living with a single mother, she did not embody the Winchesterian elite's ideal of young womanhood.

It may have been an excellent suit, but it did not embody any of the other elements.

Liberation from colonial rule meant little to him if the liberated peoples did not embody a higher morality of justice and compassion.

Mr. Lanier pointed to Mr. Obama's heritage — he is the American-born son of a black father from Kenya and a white mother from Kansas — and the fact that he did not embody the experiences of most African-Americans whose ancestors endured slavery, segregation and the bitter struggle for civil rights.

The commission did not embody a particularly open, deliberative stance in its operation.

He didn't embody what Manchester United means.

Even in the opening, the dancers didn't embody animals; but they never seemed human, either.

He didn't embody the spirit of youth at the Village Voice, where he wrote for decades rather, he inspired it, propelling generations of filmmakers and critics to go behind the screen, practically or virtually, in ways of their own.

Finally, a character had arrived who didn't embody a prissy femininity of self-control, but in its place was a constant hum of trivia and calories and incompetence.

He didn't embody the spirit of youth at the Village Voice, where he wrote for decades — rather, he inspired it, propelling generations of filmmakers and critics to go behind the screen, practically or virtually, in ways of their own.