Sentence examples for embodies a sort of from inspiring English sources
He also identifies as "boi", a term that embodies a sort of soft masculinity.
She combines and embodies a sort of Sixties intellectual — a liberal enlightenment with the humor of someone who is constantly curious and academically rigorous".
Later, as head-banging metal music plays, Ms. Clark embodies a sort of demonic force, flailing her hair violently both onstage and in the audience — the female as Dionysian celebrant, or potentially destructive force of nature?
To modern British Tories, he embodies a sort of compassionate conservatism of the kind that the party's present leader, David Cameron, is keen to proclaim.In the end any analysis of the real William Wilberforce has to draw on theology as well as politics.
She's another of the local characters we won't forget -- not least because she embodies a sort of puzzle.
Dressed in crisp fatigues and sporting a cane, Mr. Savimbi embodied a sort of counterrevolutionary chic.
Inside the cockpit, Clinging seemed to embody a sort of worldliness absent from the road rallies of earlier times.
Here, adult males embody a sort of community-sanctioned authority, which gives them licence, among other privileges, to take responsibility for disciplining other people's children.
Mrs. Montero, who died on Jan . 14at 90, presided as grande dame of the establishment and came to embody a sort of Brooklyn bridge between the old and new versions of the borough's salty character.
She moved to London and appeared in Julian Garner's The Awakening (1990) at Hampstead theatre, embodying a sort of aphrodisiac to loneliness, a remarkable performance, in a story of redemption and child abuse on a remote Norwegian farm; and as an Irish writer revisiting her childhood in Geraldine Aron's Same Old Moon (1991) at the Globe (now the Gielgud) in the West End.
Certainly his name is invoked daily in M.B.A. classes as embodying a sort of business divinity, and the two publishers left of the eight who bid find the project irresistible because they believe it, too, will have a big sale up front and a long backlist life.
