Sentence examples for embodied opportunity from inspiring English sources

"Hamilton embodied opportunity and upward mobility and fiscal discipline," he said.

These developments nurture the 'rise of a new professionalism' that may be more inclusive [21], p. 221, Table 10.11 but it also may embody opportunities for doctors to transform and strategically use managerial tools, like evidence-based clinical guidelines and quality reports.

It's a witty, even poetic moment, one that captures the dueling essences of Los Angeles: the promise of freedom and opportunity embodied by its freeways and the degree to which that promise has turned out to be a fantasy.

If there is any country that embodies the opportunities and challenges of adding mobile phone users, it may be Haiti.

All of the roles we embody are opportunities for service or selfishness.

They argue that embodied modeling offers opportunities for students to develop conceptual understanding without memorizing many facts, but may prompt discomfort from instructors looking for a single correct model as an outcome.

But whatever promise of equal opportunity is embodied in that team, it is not a reason to scrap affirmative action, he said.

Romania, which we visited a couple of weeks later, was different entirely - Bucharest embodied a sense of opportunity squandered.

Such a practice of limiting eligibility to typically embodied competitors narrows social opportunity for whoever does not conform to the conventional rules of embodiment.

Ryan embraced the opportunity and embodied its possibilities.

It is my contention that a consideration of emotions within the embodied researcher affords the opportunity to enhance the honesty of the stories we present by making our presence more explicit.