Sentence examples for embodied with the from inspiring English sources
For example, a commercial enterprise can extend the software, adding value, and sell the original software embodied with the extensions.
Gian Luca and Aurora are figures of memory, figments of fantasy, characters in a movie, embodied with the longing of flesh and blood.
In these pieces, high seriousness jostles with jokey colloquialism; minor characters are lovingly embodied with the full majesty of their creator's inventive powers before being ushered offstage; baffling theoretical positions are poured into the surge and swell of everyday life.
Pastoral livestock breeds are embodied with the indigenous knowledge, aesthetic sense and cultural values of their keepers.
Officers of the Force who were sheriffs were discharged from performing this duty when embodied, with the responsibility taken by the under sheriff.
Most of the respondents considered the formal reasons such as those embodied with the strategic plan and the allocation formula to be relevant.
What she expresses here, what she embodies with the purity of an archetype, is the human dream of leaving a dream at least as powerful as its countervailing dream of roots.
Ali, the champion to whom others will forever have to measure up, embodied, with all his contradictions, the energy and optimism of the civil rights movement and its hope that blacks would finally be treated as equals.
"The truth is that this was also a crime against France, a betrayal of her values; the same values the Resistance, the Free French, the Just, embodied with honour".
Implicitly, just as the same shuttle Form can be embodied in various woods and metals, so too the same name Form can be embodied with equal success in the various sound systems that different languages employ.
Bloodthirsty enemies on the battlefield, double-dealing politicians of the court and would-be assassins at home: the Macbeth embodied with such fearsome insight and theatrical fire by Patrick Stewart has the wiles and the nerve to conquer such adversaries.
