Sentence examples for embodied a link from inspiring English sources

In a multi-level model, which in some ways embodied a link between brainstorming and the Delphi method, people were supposed to "invent" their future, i.e. creatively develop it by discussing social problems in a dynamic group process, gathering ideas for solutions and examining their application [24 Dator; 33 Gabor; 91 Seefried, p 167 8].

Curtis therefore embodied a direct link going back a century, peaking with the Routemaster.

In themselves, then, the two letters embodied a social commentary; as Raden, Rhoma claimed a link to high-class society, and as Haji he demonstrated his devotion to his Muslim faith.

He embodied a new model of success.

Last week's hearing embodied a fairer approach.

It embodied a new difference.

The British law embodied a different approach.

Her architecture embodied an idea of progress.

The majority [of British leaders] have boarded at our famous public schools and embody a recognisable veneer of confidence, linked with the ability to suggest sincerity while disregarding feelings and bullying others at work.

Belmokhtar embodied the link between al-Qaida "central" and local extremist movements.

Their towers and arches embody a sense of timelessness and power that is profoundly linked to the history of white Europe.