Sentence examples for embodied that from inspiring English sources
Cuadrado embodied that spirit perfectly.
No one character embodied that entitlement more than Gob.
Tony Blair, a Labour predecessor of Mr Cameron's, embodied that attitude.
If part of rock's promise was the threat of danger, Chuck Berry embodied that threat.
The way the well-scrubbed, apple-cheeked Linney embodied that role was astonishing.
This is not the first time design has embodied that myth.
Many of them were connected, Mr Sandoval-Strausz shows, with a particular party, and embodied that party's view of America.
President Gamal Abdel-Nasser embodied that dream of Arab nationalism, seizing on a nostalgic longing among Arabs for a mythic hero, a modern-day Saladin.
Webster embodied that ability as much as anyone after losing his starting position to Aaron Ross and regaining it only because of an injury to Sam Madison.
It is this consensus, along with the balance and moderation it embodied, that is threatened by a Republican Party newly converted to the cause of radical individualism.
Mr Gephardt embodied that strain in American life.Although he was never hip, Mr Gephardt leaves public life without a blemish of scandal.
