Sentence examples for embodied such from inspiring English sources
Though Mr Mandela has embodied such policies as reconciliation, and carried them out with remarkable flair, several have sprung from the party rather than from him.
Not only was Harvey the mother hen he so aptly describes, he was also a consummate artist who embodied such dedication and love of the theater that one could not help but be inspired by his joy in his work.
Though his lanky frame and cadaverous features were found unsuitable for romantic roles, Lee perfectly embodied such iconic horror characters as Count Dracula, whom he first played in Horror of Dracula (1958) and later reprised in a number of sequels.
Newman also thought that such a development would continue, and he left the Anglican church for the Roman Catholic Church in 1845 because he judged that the latter best embodied such a development.
In his 1991 song Cindy of a Thousand Lives, Billy Bragg details how Cindy Sherman "punctured the beauty" of America with characters she embodied such as "the pig-faced boy, the corrupted clown / The grotesque figure who never comes into town".
(Such probing is also manifest in views of cognitive modeling that themselves are not especially embodied, such as connectionism, which we leave aside here).
Mr. Abe, the grandson of a former prime minister regarded by many Chinese as a war criminal, seems to embody such views.
At what other time in modern history would it have been possible for one fairly ordinary building to embody such a cross-section of worries?
The company found simple ways of embodying such outré stage directions as "the boat flies," "the ghosts appear" or "a herd of kangeroos cross the stage".
It is not surprising that the popularity of a dish embodying such aristocracy and elitism declined once the Chinese Communist Party came to power in 1949.
10 30 a.m. 5) The Big Houses Two remarkable houses -- about two miles from each other in the city's historic district -- should be seen together because they embody such different preservation philosophies.
