Ms. Adams puts it more bluntly: "People want what the kitchen embodies: success.
USA Today writer Elysa Gardner wrote that in "Jealous" along with "Haunted", the singer "embodies success and privilege on the surface, but there is a sense that her contentment is fragile".
USA Today writer Elysa Gardner wrote that in "Haunted" along with another song on the album, "Jealous", the singer "embodies success and privilege on the surface, but there is a sense that her contentment is fragile".
Here was a band that, in one obvious way, embodied success, but that, in a less obvious way, dared failure — the large amount of improvisation in their songs, the risky, sometimes loose excess of their concert performances, the flailing earnestness of so many of the lyrics.
To me those words embody success; being your best, believing in yourself, and doing your part to make a difference and change the world.
Oakland County embodies fiscal success as much….
Oakland County embodies fiscal success as much as Detroit does financial ruin, and Patterson, the county executive, tends to behave as though his chief job in life were to never let anyone forget it.
Their affections have been engaged by the bearded Gattuso, the hard man of the midfield, the terrier, the spoiler, the warrior who embodies the success of Marcello Lippi's squad in overcoming a series of recent events that could have destroyed their will to compete before they had even kicked a ball in the tournament.
The UN was an organisation that better embodied the success of Hepworth's youthful political ideals than any other.
I love the craft of acting, have embodied real success: the respect of your peers, quality work, connection, and have created a life filled with love, collaboration, inspiration, humor, and adventure.
THE LIMESTONE palazzo at the southwest corner of Park Avenue and 68th Street embodies a New York success story.
