The revolutionary explosions that shook the Arab world in 2011, in what was called the Arab Spring, embodied the concern that the status quo in Arabia is unsustainable.
What has troubled federal prosecutors and the F.B.I. is the belief that Mr. Zazi embodies what concerns them most: a Westernized militant, trained by Al Qaeda in Pakistan, whose experience and legal resident status in the United States give him the freedom to operate freely, yet attract little attention.
So far just 5% of the million or so fragments have been translated; but they embody the concerns and priorities of the man (and woman) on the street from the first century BC to the fourth century AD.
And in the end, Butler embodied those concerns when the judge agreed to release him on condition of a curfew, the same 10pm to 6am curfew that the entire city suffered through in April.
An unfamiliar sculptor, Cosmo Campoli, is represented by two sculptures -- "Jonah and the Whale," primarily in bronze, and "Birth of Death" in lead -- that are elegiac and embody profound concerns.
Not only were rabbinic writings constantly directed toward the establishment of legal patterns that embody such concerns, but in the medieval period the issues were dealt with in treatises on morals; in ethical wills, in which a father instructed his children about their obligations and behaviour; in sermons; and in other forms.
By the end of the 1960s, however, Nixon would embody the concerns of millions of white, middle-class Americans unmoored by the turmoil of that tumultuous decade.
The institution "embodies Jim's concern for humanity, his creativity, his curiosity and his optimism," Ian Goldin, the school's director, told the London Daily Telegraph last week.
Recent debates concern the embodied cognition thesis resulting in the evidence, shared by many researchers that, although mathematics may be socially constructed, this construction is rooted in, and shaped by, the body and bodily experiences.
Aguilar has asked the Democratic National Committee to host the matchup in San Bernardino, arguing that the economically battered city that was also hit last year by the deadliest terrorist attack in the U.S. since Sept. 11 is "a community that embodies the struggles and concerns faced by people in all parts of the country".
