Sentence examples for embodied here from inspiring English sources
Still, it is embodied here to the hilt.
That evolution is embodied here by the metamorphosis of a girl group known (though not for long) as the Dreamettes.
It's a patriotic homage to the toughness and endurance of an élite force, embodied here by Mark Wahlberg, Taylor Kitsch, Ben Foster, and Emile Hirsch.
Tradition and avant-gardism; formalism and fantasy; perceptual reality and mediated reality; the sacred and the profane: all the contradictions of modern life are embodied here.
The figure of a strong, independent woman – central to virtually all Janáček operas – is embodied here in wily Vixen Sharp Ears, given irresistible energy by soprano Elena Tsallagova.
French aristocrats saw Britain as a land of freedom and adopted our stout, hardy wool and tweed country squire attire as a badge of allegiance to the Rousseau-ean rusticity and democracy embodied here.
"This case defines reckless disregard and Gawker embodies it here in this case," Turkel told jurors.
Why from the French, of course, here embodied by John Malkovich, who does live there, after all.
"Chocolat" poses a less-than-penetrating question: Can the liberating virtues of pleasure -- here embodied by the warm, inviting power of chocolate -- triumph over well-meaning but closed-minded small-town zealots?
The Stage Manager, a role played by Hal Holbrook, Spalding Gray and Frank Craven (whose ages ranged from late 40's to mid-60's at the time), is here embodied by Emma Orelove, who is in the ninth grade in Virginia, where she studies dance.
As here embodied by two accomplished men of the British theater, who have found international renown together in the "X-Men" films, Beckett's hobos come across as two vaudevillians sharing one last, infinitely human gasp.
