Sentence examples for embodied how from inspiring English sources
Within the construct of embodiment, some lessons will be more embodied: how does learning compare in the passive (low) embodiment condition versus the active (high) embodiment condition.
None better embodied how we like to think of ourselves in the greater world.
In many ways, the match embodied how far Major League Soccer has come.
That it was Griezmann who made the critical breakthrough was significant in that it embodied how Didier Deschamps is shuffling his attacking pack.
And these were the Warriors: a dynasty apparent that not only ripped through the regular season with a scant nine losses in 82 games (to eclipse a record set, notably, by Michael Jordan's Chicago Bulls) but who represent something of a New World Order in basketball: a team that embodied how the three-point shot is changing the sport more completely than any other.
They embody how fluid those distinctions can be.
Senator Joseph I. Lieberman embodies how the Enron Corporation's collapse has tied the capital in political knots.
He has also studied old photographs of fugitive killers, then sculptured busts embodying how they might look years later.
The song "Marvin's Room" was leaked before the album was released, and it embodies how dizzy and unusual "Take Care" feels.
It wasn't always like this, but this Finnish standby embodies how once-invigorating design can be reduced to feel-good status.
PAGE A12 SENATOR UNDER FIRE -- Drawing critics from both sides of the aisle, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman embodies how Enron's collapse has tied the capital in political knots.
