Does it embody the values of clarity, honesty and simplicity that MoMA considers essential to good design?
This small, brilliant book is a landmark in the history of thought: not only does it embody the philosophy of the 18th century, but it also defines the essential direction of the modern mind.
In fact, youth has a huge symbolic and actual value: not only does it embody the future, it also symbolises the wish of a society to look forward, to prosper and grow.
Nor, between the owners, does it establish, embody, or modify any political, social or economic connections, expressive of goals or perspectives which would have a salient effect on owners' social, domestic, or personal identities.
How does it become embodied in the people and the culture of organizations?
In this course we ask: what does it mean to embody health?
We have certain mottos, but what do they truly mean for you, for me, for the undergraduate – what does it look like to embody those values?
"I'm so glad Erica is out there doing this because she does it really well and embodies what Ana does in so many ways," said Ms. Pichinson, who added that her practice remained Forrest-inspired.
The background principle for not doing it is embodied in a piece I wrote in 2008, "Apple's Icarus Effect," which basically said pride goes before a fall, and arrogance simply generates enemies, who lie in the shadows, knives drawn, waiting for the Sun King to misstep.
An actor of serpentine charm and stealth, who can twist himself into any emotional shape before you're aware he's done it, Mr. Urie embodies Alex, Barry and Barbra (and Barbra's assistant and Alex's agent and Barbra's husband, James Brolin).
"Very, very few people can do it in a way that embodies how the audience feels — how I feel at least half of my day".
