Sentence examples for embodied in the real from inspiring English sources

If the morals embodied in the real Rat Pack were adopted today, I, for one, would be greatly relieved.

The grimly distrustful isolation of the Brufort clan, born of official contempt and social invisibility, is embodied in the stalwart energy of the real-life father and son, nonactors chosen from the locale, who play the paterfamilias, called the Eternal (Thierry Lavieville), and Ma Loute himself (Brandon Lavieville).

What makes it heartbreaking is the author's consciousness, expressed sporadically through the fictional narrator Dick, that he (that is, the real Dick, embodied in the pathetic Fat) has undoubtedly gone nuts — but that, just as undoubtedly, he is in possession of the truth about the cosmos.

Protecting the freedom of others to believe what they choose to believe about what "God intends" protects not only our own freedom to believe what "God intends" but defends our democracy from the very real threat of theocracy embodied in the policies of candidates like Richard Mourdock.

The commitment of the United Nations to leveraging real-time data is embodied in the Secretary-General's Global Pulse initiative.

The concept embodied in the self-explanatorily titled British film Eat the Rich was acted out for real in 1994 by Korea's Chijon gang.

Everything was embodied in the sound.

Death had terminated the revelation embodied in the Qurʾān.

And the idea of liberty is embodied in the Constitution.

The United States was becoming a nation, embodied in the Capitol.

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