Sentence examples for embodied now from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hill's arch work follows that now academically well-established model, and its spirit of high-minded suspicion, however suavely embodied, now feels stale and claustrophobic.

There hasn't been the outcry around it from all corners that I think needs to be embodied now," said Lori Shorr, who was at the event.

The habitual words we use serve as seeds for what we embody now and in the future, individually and collectively.

Not simply because it is a glorious moment in a generally lustre-free history, but also because there is a broader story worth telling, a Cup run that reflects the best of this well-run small-town club and which is best embodied right now in the person of everybody's new-found favourite 22-year-old English midfielder, and the man of the match, Callum McManaman.

In this solo about the Ganges, Ms. Ramaswamy seems now to embody the river, now to indicate it, now to worship it; and the forms of expression alternated between detailed mime gestures to the kinds of pure dance that seem as abstract and as impersonal as a human being can ever achieve.

Yet if Mr. Gore -- or the tongue-tied party he all too perfectly embodies right now -- is going to be taken seriously by voters, "I don't know where this goes from here" will hardly do.

Good leaders are symbols of hope and purpose, both of which Modi embodies right now.

What he has not embraced is the drill-now-drill-everywhere approach of President George W. Bush, now embodied in a House bill that would open the entire continental shelf and all of Alaska's waters to drilling.

The approach is now embodied in several successful cancer drugs, most notably Avastin, by Genentech.

The other Murrow of "Person to Person" is now embodied by Larry King.

The increasing links between social media and TV are now embodied in a single device.