Sentence examples for embodied out from inspiring English sources

I see nearly every word I've heard from a tennis coach embodied out there.

They combatted paganism and the ancient traditions that it embodied, stamped out heresy, and attempted to convert Gaul's Jewish communities.

When Culkin filmed the scene, he embodied evil, letting out a cackle so cruel it sets the show's moral compass for the remaining season.

This finding is also compatible with the concept of embodied cognition pointing out the active and multisensory probing of the environment (Mangen & Velay, 2010) and resulting functional and neurophysiological links between bodily sensations and abstract cognition (e.g. Barsalou, 2008).

Abebe wrote that the song embodied a "hollowed-out, free-of-yourself feeling", commenting that almost all electronic dance music imbues feelings "that are almost spiritual, that sense of being subsumed and out-of-body".

As the author types out his drafts, his plot becomes embodied on stage.

Antoon is interested in teasing out the embodied tension of living and working in the country that occupied his homeland, and talks of the sense of estrangement when witnessing the horrors of a protracted conflict.

The crowds still filed in, greeting each new season with optimism, but all too soon the realisation dawned that the cheers from the stands were for nothing - everything the club once embodied had been hollowed out from the inside, leaving only a desiccated blue and white husk.

For Levinas, an 'I' lives out its embodied existence according to modalities.

Establishing that knowledge is not solely embodied does not rule out the possibility that all knowledge has some embodied component.

Gyllenhaal has many gifts, but the ability to embody obsession turns out not to be one of them.