Sentence examples for embodied the message from inspiring English sources

Whether as a teeny-bopper, a dominatrix, a cowgirl or a geisha, Madonna dressed in a way that embodied the message of the latest musical adventure.

The designer himself was often featured in ads for his products, since his flamboyant, lighthearted personality embodied the message of his work.

For me personally, it embodied the message, theme and culture of a campaign that I believe stands for the true interests and values of my community.

Physicians who were considered by participants to be professional, compassionate and patient-centred embodied the message of the patient as whole, thus fostering a sense of trust in participants.

In The Wizard of Oz, Dorothy's gingham dress embodies the message of the film: there's no place like home.

Ross says he chose Lohan because she seemed to embody the message he was going for.

In both form and content, the ambitious, audacious, peacock comedian has come to embody the message that it is possible to remain outside of the norm and have a voice.

Obama embodies the message that America is not the caricature that Bush and Cheney allowed it to become in the Muslim world.

With a congress that has quite literally the worst approval rating in history, I believe Rob Hogg embodies the message young voters are trying to get Washington to hear.

At the time he said the "dynamic and futuristic design embodies the messages Japan would like to convey to the rest of the world".

Old enough to say "it's cool" to reporters, but too young to condemn an aesthetic outrage, Coe's children also embodied the revised Olympic message: it's totally about kids.