Sentence examples for embodied the need from inspiring English sources

Created through the repetition of superimposed symmetrical elements, this column, inspired by the pillars of Romanian peasant houses, embodied the need for spiritual elevation that Brancusi often expressed in his works.

It perfectly embodies the need for "shock value" and endings which push readers to open corners of their minds to possibilities beyond their wildest dreams.

In the early 1990s I proposed the monarch butterfly as the symbol of NAFTA, for nothing embodies the need for North American environmental cooperation more than this fragile butterfly's spectacular annual migration across Canada, the U.S. and Mexico.

In exquisitely choreographed form, the Tramp embodied the basic needs of humankind – love, food, self-respect – as well as its modi vivendi: jealousy, rage, cupidity, lust.

Then, with accrued experience of an embodied action, the need to overtly perform these actions should diminish as abstracted perception and action states become integrated into a learner's mental representation.

"We believe that it embodies the principles needed for any political transition in Syria that could lead to a peaceful, democratic and representative outcome reflecting the will of the Syrian people," Clinton said.

The purity that Robbins was seeking in the plotless, abstract conditions of his later ballets may well have embodied the redemption he felt he needed for his own guilt.

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The EV1, which could go only about seventy-five miles before needing to be charged, embodied the perennial problem of "range anxiety": if your battery ran down far from home, where would you recharge it?

Scott embodied the human spirit.

Paul Ware embodied the second category.