Sentence examples for embodies a concept from inspiring English sources

Civita embodies a concept in the latest version of the San Diego General Plan called "a city of villages".

Outside the fairgrounds, the newly opened Hôtel de Sers, off the Avenue George V, embodies a concept that has been popular this season: the layering of historical foundations with modern elements.

Smooth infinitesimal analysis embodies a concept of intensive magnitude in the form of infinitesimal tangent vectors to curves.

Ultimately, skepticism is part of the price a brand pays for aspiring to embody a concept.

The Italian architecture magazine Abitare called the villa "a multifaceted composite building embodying a concept of architectural addition".

Mr. Malick often calls for his actors not to create a character so much as embody a concept or a feeling.

Jobriath, who died of AIDS in 1983, embodied a concept that goes to the heart of contemporary L.G.B.T. culture: the still radical notion of sexuality and gender identity as constructs that are more malleable than is commonly thought.

More often the ability of the designer to explore an optimum solution is severely frustrated by the analytically intensive and time-consuming aspects of embodying a concept.

What should be foregrounded in studies of embodiment is what we will accept as evidence of embodiment and, for those invested in learning, what serves as acceptable evidence that instruction via embodied action leads to a student embodying a concept that they had not embodied before.

John M. Harlan II largely agreed with Frankfurter, and was highly critical of Black's view, indicating his "continued bafflement at... Black's insistence that due process... does not embody a concept of fundamental fairness" in his Winship concurrence.

However, evidence clearly points to the fact that the mind is embodied, a concept that neuroscientists acknowledge within the realm of "sickness behavior".