Sentence examples for embodies the changes from inspiring English sources

Amy Robinson, Creative Director by John Bohannon 05 May 2014 As creative director in an MIT lab and a Nature-paper co-author without a degree, Amy Robinson embodies the changes occurring in science right now.

New York's harbor, "as it exists at the present time," another engineer and landscape architect has said, embodies "the changes created by man, and by nature in her struggles with his innovations".

A Sign of Change The 6-foot-10 center Frank Ben-Eze from Bishop O'Connell High School in Arlington, Va., embodies the change in Harvard's basketball recruiting.

Charlie isn't a man who takes much notice of lessons of history, and so, in his way, he embodies the change that swept through Ireland over the past 20 years.

A work by the 14th century painter Ni Tsan, "Woods and Valleys of Mount Yu," embodies the change in style that occurred when the scholar-officials who replaced the hereditary aristocracy as the dominant forde in government began to paint for their private amusement.

A new Communion Office (1718) embodied the changes required by Collier and was probably chiefly compiled by him.

Then I started looking for a place in Jalisco that embodied the change.

Jiang Zemin's theory of the "Three Represents" said the party must embody the changed society, allowing private businessmen to join the party.

PENSACOLA, Fla .— When the year began, the stars could not have shone brighter for Marco Rubio, the fresh voice of newly invigorated conservatives who embodied the change that frustrated grass-roots Republicans demanded from inside their own party.

One discoursal feature of participants' talk during the FGI was frequent references to the pronoun "them," referring to those who authored the book Prospect, embodying the change.

Young people embody the change that we can believe in, and I do believe in it.