Sentence examples for embodied appearance from inspiring English sources

Philip Rosedale, the creator of Second Life, defines avatar in the gaming sense as "the representation of your chosen embodied appearance to other people in a virtual world".

The message was embodied by Mrs. Merkel's appearance at Buchenwald.

With his limber and youthful appearance, he held the stage and embodied the part of the reckless and lecherous Duke.

The nomination consists of a standard nomination form and contains basic information about a property's physical appearance and the type of significance embodied in the building, structure, object, site, or district.

Because I could choose the names, appearances, and genders of the avatars I embodied online, they became an extension of me.

A young blonde named Amanda (Marley Shelton) makes a brief appearance to embody Rusty's dream girl and then disappears from the story entirely.

One common criticism leveled at trans people is an objection to the particular way in which trans women embody their womanhood in appearance and mannerisms.

That appearances deceive has long been an article of faith in the Nation of Islam, embodied in its notion of "tricknology" -- the arts of deception by which whites confuse blacks' sense of reality.

You might say she embodied an archetypally bipolar vision of the young female self in a culture obsessed with appearances.

Rammed earth (RE) construction is attracting renewed interest throughout the world thanks to its sustainable characteristics: very low embodied energy, advantageous living comfort due to substantial thermal inertia, good natural moisture buffering and an attractive appearance.

When Steven S. DeKnight was writing the episode "Run" for the first official appearance of Bart Allen, he knew he had to give the character certain characteristics that embodied his comic book counterpart.