He embodies, among other things, the idea that it might be exciting and wonderful to help keep someone other than yourself healthy and safe.
Tom Hardy bullishly plays both twin brothers, thus following in an old established film tradition, the movie version of a theatrical quick-change routine, embodied by – among many others – Jeremy Irons in Dead Ringers, Armie Hammer in The Social Network, Hayley Mills (and then Lindsay Lohan) in The Parent Trap and Olivia de Havilland in the 1940s noir thriller The Dark Mirror.
An impact allocation scheme is developed that shows the distribution of embodied impacts among building elements, and an impact reduction scheme shows which material and thickness decisions achieve the greatest embodied impact reductions.
I show that learning to make and learning from making emerge together through a situated and embodied interaction among the learner, the materials, the tools and the object in-the-making.
I'm here to get some stories about Thompson and see how much of the countercultural spirit he so embodied lives on among the fur-clad A-listers.
There's great music, embodied by Pete Droge and Elliott Smith, among others, and quirky stops like McMenamins theater pub, where you can take in a movie while quaffing a beer you've never heard of.
The acquisition embodied a growing fear among American insurers.
For in coming to the work of refugee resettlement, and more broadly of seeking social justice in a fallen world, Ms. Liao embodied a dramatic change among her generation of evangelical Christians.
It is best imagined as a process of perpetual becoming, one that is not only described in funerary texts but also embodied in certain images, among them an intriguing little stone sculpture of Osiris, the god of the lower world and judge of the dead.
