Sentence examples for embodied possibilities from inspiring English sources

Such findings indicate that the construal of meaning is constrained by the embodied possibilities a scenario offers, and suggest that sensorimotor processes contribute to language comprehension.

Just a few winters ago my wife and I took our daughters to witness the inauguration of a man who had campaigned on hope and embodied possibility.

Of all the treasures in his care, none embodied the possibilities of diversity — or the fragility of intercultural harmony — as exuberantly as the Sarajevo Haggadah.

Ryan embraced the opportunity and embodied its possibilities.

Although the city's sizable black middle class embodied the possibility of upward mobility for Jacob, that hope was tempered in neighborhoods close to his home, where poverty seemed inexorable.

He embodied the possibility of coexistence and forgiveness.

The weight of each sample embodied the possibility that it would be misclassified.

In politics and the public imagination, computers have gone from symbolizing our vulnerability to embodying our possibilities.

Pessin reads Becker's work as descriptions and ideas that show how society can embody the possibilities of change, of doing things differently, of taking advantage of opportunities for free action.

Using Wiener's own words yields the following list of "great principles" (1954, pp. 105 106): The Principle of Freedom Justice requires "the liberty of each human being to develop in his freedom the full measure of the human possibilities embodied in him".

Far beyond Los Angeles' 33rd district in which Williamson makes her bid, however, such places are abuzz with the possibilities embodied by her "politics of love".