In the 20th century, the parent-child relationship between the Old World and the new began to shift: Europe, ravaged by two world wars, increasingly came to represent the past, while the United States began to embody progress and the future.
In the introduction, he points to the shifting versions of Lois over time and observes that she "embodies the progress and struggles of American women, an ongoing cycle of advances and setbacks".
From their different perspectives, both sides complain that government regulation is often costly and ineffectual, and that many decades of social welfare have failed to get to grips with an underclass.Yet even if government has scaled back its ambitions from the heights of the post-war welfare state, even if it is often inefficient and self-serving, it also embodies moral progress.
Obaid-Chinoy's documentaries have tackled difficult issues like child sexual abuse and rape but have also taken as their subjects people who embody social progress — a female doctor who runs addiction clinics, a young advocate for girls' education.
Yet Puck embodies forward-looking progress in challenging her beloved islanders' exclusion of women racers, while Sean looks to the ancient pagan traditions surrounding the water horses as a way to preserve what is best in Thisby.
[C1.] BUILDING AN IMAGE China would like Beijing International Airport's new Terminal 3 to project the country as a rising power with dazzling monuments that embody its rapid progress.
The investigated firms also appear different in their technical progress: embodied in mid-high and low/mid-low tech sectors, and disembodied in high-tech sectors.
It is about questioning its claimed relevancy, identifying its potential in a new regionalist and globalist discourses, and examining its embodied vision of progress.
Life itself was transmogrified in the universal language of development and progress embodied and epitomized in developmental ethics as outlined later by Professor Dennis Goulet in the form of core values of development; sustenance, self-esteem and freedom in his work on development ethics as an independent field of study.
Hailing from the Mediterranean coastal port city of Izmir, Altay embodies the ideals of progress, modernity and secularism espoused by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, who in 1923 carved modern Turkey out of the ruins of the Ottoman empire.
