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

And line is also the stock in trade of the third winner, Thomas Stavovy, as embodied in the title of his etching, "Ariadne's Thread".

This contrast between romanticism and realism, optimism and pessimism, public and private, fact and fiction, light and dark is symbolically embodied in the title of one of his bestselling and most translated works, A Tale of Love and Darkness, an autobiographical novel published in 2002.

If there is dynamic movement in the piece, it comes in the progress from "nothing is to be taken seriously" to the idea embodied in the title.

Instead, we discovered a violence and cruelty in the play embodied in the sound of the title, which is often overlooked or rendered invisible.

At its best, Dick's fiction captures the depredations of what he called, in his great 1965 novel "The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch," "the evil, negative trinity of alienation, blurred reality and despair" embodied in the book's title character.

It's also about ballet and the modern history of China, as embodied in the true story of the dancer Li Cunxin, whose autobiography (from which the film takes its title) was a major best seller in Australia.

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

Golf history, embodied in the spirit of the resolute Ben Hogan, awaits him on the first tee.

In some countries, such a right is embodied in the constitution of the country.

Something like freedom of speech was embodied in the practice of disputation.

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