If music embodies spoken rhetoric, the Cuban bolero is provocative speech: a ballad that's not torchy so much as a stealthily rising succession of crescendos, then grows piercing when the singer summons loss or regret however he can.
The ability to embody, speak and project power.
Let the wholeness you strive to embody speak to the wholeness in your student.
However on construction sites much workplace learning is tacit, embodied, infrequently spoken about explicitly, and undocumented in the industry's training and safety materials.
On other screens appear the various gods of the story, embodied as the speaking heads of "annoying teenagers".
Now, leveraging the politically resonant free market approach embodied (so to speak) in the Sponsor a Uterus program, Republican legislators won't have to spend any more debate time on these issues or, for example, on explaining how women lie about their rapes, which involve their uteri in collateral "giftlike" ways.
No one in my generation has more fully embodied the vocation of speaking truth to power, within the elite universities or without, than West.
"Coming from a large organization, you get embodied with consultant-speak," Mr. Wymbs said.
Philosophically speaking, Vajrayana embodies ideas of both the Yogachara discipline, which emphasizes the ultimacy of mind, and the Madhyamika philosophy, which undermines any attempt to posit a relativistic principle as the ultimate.
All of my friends, who I just spoke about, embodied these traits," she said.
