Sentence examples for embodied in our from inspiring English sources

The first three were embodied in our boy George.

But it is also something to do with the expertise and current ethos embodied in our civil service.

Our commitment to high standards is embodied in our company Code of Conduct, which is set out in full below.

But we are also, according to President Bush, fighting for the values embodied in our Constitution, against an enemy that would destroy our way of life.

"We will win our freedom," he said many times, "because the heritage of our nation and the eternal will of God are embodied in our echoing demands".

We will win our freedom because the sacred heritage of our nation and the eternal will of God are embodied in our echoing demands.

This switch embodies in our context the very general tradeoff between using additional restrictions for testing versus using them for calibration or estimation.

For most of us, allowing is a lot easier to think about or talk about than it actually is to practice and embody in our lives.

Just as many of us do not embody in our personal lives, beings and souls the worst aspects of our American government, our wars overseas and our mass incarceration at home, so too are the Iranian people not representative of their government's acts of militarism and repression.

For simplicity, mitogen-activated protein kinase pathways are partly embodied in p38MAPK in our model.

Many Americans in their state of fear felt America could no longer afford to support what to many Americans were simply vague principles embodied in human rights and in our own Bill of Rights.