Over the years, his work – which often explores and embodies themes of Afro-Cuban history and culture – has matured, but his approach to self-promotion and branding has remained fairly static.
And as a potential target, nothing is more symbolic than the opening ceremony: it always embodies themes of peace and global unity and remains the only Olympic event that draws nearly all participants -- athletes, coaches and national officials.
We couldn't be more excited about the potential of this new trilogy to embody themes on which I have been writing, speaking and broadcasting for decades.
The text contains themes embodying the theme of filial loyalty, and as in the Analects, such loyalty takes precedence over public justice.
The Boxerjock campaign is meant to fit in with the ads for other Under Armour merchandise, Mr. Redsun says, and reflect "the Under Armour attitude and tonality" as embodied by themes like "Protect this house.
Hemmings's physical demeanour, combining down-to-earth chippiness with an almost ethereal air of fragility, admirably embodied the themes of a groundbreaking movie, which dissolved the barriers between art and popular cinema.
The nurses' and care workers' experiences of spiritual needs in residents with dementia in nursing homes embodied three themes in the structural analysis: i) The need for serenity and inner peace, ii) The need for confirmation, and iii) The need to express faith and beliefs.
It's hard to think of another writer who so neatly embodies the theme of his own book.
Virtue ethics also tend to embody the theme that the ethical life of right (and in the case of Chinese and contemporary Western virtue ethics) caring relationship to others is necessary for human flourishing.
Hunt noted that her father had chosen "to collect a type of art that embodies themes to which he, and most Americans, can relate" — that is, "a sense of adventure into the unknown, the triumph over adversity, a passion for exploration, and the desire to create something of lasting value".
