Sentence examples for embodied in the dancing of from inspiring English sources

For many, that exalted thing was embodied in the dancing of a pudgy girl from Illinois, Loie Fuller.

Ms. Lang's three ballets also gave the well-trained performers an opportunity to display their characteristic long body lines and easy but focused attack, embodied in the dancing of the lithe and quietly lyrical Lauren Fagone.

Yet it's an eloquence that remains close to the surface, embodied in the decorative manner of her dancing rather than in the deeper rhythms of a dramatic interpretation.

In the end the two sides settled for a draw, embodied in the constitution of 1860.

The research has conformed to the principles embodied in the Declaration of Helsinki.

The research conformed to the principles embodied in the Declaration of Helsinki.

The metabolic evolution of metazoans may be embodied in the functional evolution of MCF.

And the idea of liberty is embodied in the Constitution.

Three versions of Stella are embodied in the dancers David Thomson, Rebecca Warner and Isadora Wolfe.

The responsibilities of the Core Group are now embodied in the HSACC.

However the essence of the cluster search method is embodied in the CLUSTER mnemonic (Table  5).