Sentence examples for embodies a form from inspiring English sources

The Mail's editorial, "Corbyn is a great leap backwards for Labour", said he "embodies a form of extreme socialism so old that people seem to have forgotten how dangerous it can be... the hard-left politics of envy and social division - involving punitive taxation of the middle classes, ruinous public spending, reckless borrowing, and kow-towing to trade union power".

It is hard to resist the temptation to think that category theory embodies a form of structuralism, that it describes mathematical objects as structures since the latter, presumably, are always characterized up to isomorphism.

The room erupted in scornful applause, delighted by the put-down.Gone are the days when representatives of transnational clubs such as the EU enjoyed special regard in foreign-policy circles, simply by embodying a form of governance that rose above the selfishness of the nation state.

A correspondence theory of truth, of any kind, is often taken to embody a form of realism.

He said the banners embody a form of "protest, against the social, political, and schools system".

McGruder's black Jesus did not participate in acts of gentrification or further ghettoization of this community, rather he embodied a form on incarnational theology.

Co-speech gestures embody a form of manual action that is tightly coupled to the language system.

This populist ideal is embodied in a form of television that reveals the overformatted cheat of so-called reality TV.

It is in some ways very much of its time, in that it embodies an updated form of Impressionism, filtered through an American urbanity, as well as stretches of jazzy theatricality in the style of Bernstein (who conducted this work's premiere) and even a trace of Copland's faux-Western accent.

These workplaces embody a new form of segregation, where civic space connecting work to the shops, housing, recreation and transportation that cities used to provide is entirely absent.

We view the Multimedia Scientific Wiki service as a software application that manages MSKOs embodying a novel form of multimedia publications lifecycle.