The freshmen were projected ahead of the election to be younger, more female and more racially diverse, the embodiment of a coalition that helped Barack Obama win the White House in 2008.
These diverse viewpoints take their physical embodiment in the party's candidate for office -- the legitimate spokesperson for a large segment of society.
Burbidge believes this makes Aldridge the perfect embodiment of culture in a diverse city.
As a result of his studies in early 20th-Century America, Wertheim said, he was immediately attracted to Rogers because of the diverse life that he led and his embodiment of American folk culture.
This is the fair embodiment of an inner-city byway — diverse, selfconfident, obscure.
Focusing on themes of illumination, embodiment and becoming, her practice incorporates a diverse range of media with an emphasis on performance-generated photography.
Citing the writer Barnaby Conrad, Mr. Barnett views the martini "as an embodiment of American history at its most magnificently diverse: Dutch and English gin (or, at the height of the cold war, Russian vodka), mixed with French vermouth, and served with Mediterranean olives, German-Jewish pickled onions, or Caribbean lemons".
He was an embodiment of American Soft Power, expressing the vitality and spirit of a diverse nation.
An embodiment of these traits enables leaders to operate more effectively within diverse markets, better connect with diverse outcomes, assess a more diverse spectrum of ideas, and enable diverse individuals in the workforce to reach their full potential.
The Dance concentration offers diverse approaches to dance as a performing art, cultural practice, political act, and embodiment of ideology and beliefs.
Jazz is more than a musical reflection of America -- it is the embodiment in music of the quintessentially American idea of free and talented and diverse individuals working, playing, frequently fighting, but most of all improvising together to come up with something beautiful and great.
