Sentence examples for embodies more from inspiring English sources

"She embodies more of the male personality.

"I think for me it embodies more than race," adds Kayus.

His first wife, Oya, embodies more subtle but still powerful forces like the wind.

The Bush Administration embodies, more than any before it, the strain of national grandiosity known as "American exceptionalism".

But at Manchester United the lesson that Giggs embodies more than any other is that standing still is not an option.

What Blake embodies more than anything else is politics as a form of religious faith, not politics as system or science.

This dynamic exerts pressure on more conventional politicians to embody more aspects of the populist style.

The rules embody more than five years of work and have the force of law.

Progression, rather than an inevitable sense of forward motion, seems to be embodied more these days as a questing spirit.

The computers were built as special-purpose devices, although they often embodied more general-purpose computing capabilities than their specifications called for.

The rules are the final version of changes proposed in March, embody more than five years of work and have the force of law.