Sentence examples for embodied the idea from inspiring English sources
"He embodied the idea that the personal is political and demonstrated a fearless commitment to his ever-changing vision," says the music journalist Alan Light.
The electroweak theory embodied the idea that the weak force can be transmitted by any of three particles called intermediate vector bosons.
It embodied the idea that London was more than a city, it was a metropolis, the largest urban centre on the planet at that time.
While conventional, it was full of history and vitality: the moment in "Middle of Man" that most profoundly embodied the idea of an ancient spiritual connection.
His work was the result of a true need to express, and with his jeans, T-shirts and overalls, he embodied the idea of man as creator.
That play featured a professional actor at its center as well: Peter (memorably played by Pablo Schreiber), an arch manipulator who embodied the idea of the actor as deceiver.
He embodied the ideas of unity, friendship and peace within the nations.
The night belonged to Biden who clearly embodied the ideas of people yearning for change from the nightmarish reality of the neoconservative era.
"Sarge came to embody the idea of public service," President Obama said in a statement.
His designs embody the idea that, in the modern city, taste should be constantly challenged.
