Sentence examples for effectively embodied from inspiring English sources

In a review by LaserDisc, it was felt that one consistency through the series was Radu, whose villainy is "effectively embodied" by Anders Hove.

The episode has generally received positive reviews, with many critics commenting on the episode's unique script, and the cast members, particularly Jason Isaacs' performance as Michael Britten, who they felt effectively embodied the characteristics of the lead role.

Mr. Coe effectively embodies a worn-out, modest man entitled to his literal place in the sun.

Republican voters in Alabama and Mississippi are choosing the candidate who they feel most effectively embodies their opposition to Barack Obama and today's Democratic Party.

It might give him pause, though, to realize that the character who most effectively embodies the Hemingway code of masculine virtues is, in this production, a woman.

It is, as political philosopher Alan Haworth said in a briefing distributed to parliamentarians this year, "an object lesson in the systematisation of those general principles which most effectively embody the only values most appropriate to a free people".

The design case analysis results for a real super tall building project show that the proposed method is reasonable and can effectively reduce embodied carbon and total cost of super tall buildings.

That description suggested more than merely geographic symbolism, since Adams and Jefferson effectively, even dramatically, embodied the twin impulses of the revolutionary generation.

Furthermore, these results indicate that the proposed framework can effectively quantify the embodied carbon impacts of residential buildings at the design stage.

We would hypothesize that concepts that require spatial thinking, but lack direct perceptual character, may most effectively be taught via visualization technology aligned to embodied actions and yield greater gains for learners compared against traditional instruction.

The challenge for the next few years, he states, is to show how they can be embodied more effectively into government - hence his stress upon constitutional reform, as well as national celebrations such as a "Britishness Day" and his concern to rescue the Union Jack from the embrace of the far right.