Sentence examples for embodies the difference from inspiring English sources

I think it's clear: Berlusconi's monopoloy of the media embodies the difference between the two sides.

I haven't distilled it to a question yet that embodies the difference between these two, but oftentimes it just shows up in conversation in little ways.

My annual frustration and redoubled hope of better cakes to come -- that's my mantra, like "Next Year in Jerusalem" -- embodies the differences between us.

The use of the term synthesis embodies the differences between this design flow and other approaches for generating ASIPs.

Fast-forward nine months and Saturday's scene at RFK Stadium embodied the difference.

Shirley Chisholm both recognized and embodied the difference women make in politics.

In Table  1, the different numbers of edges and nodes embody the differences between networks.

Kelly Wallace's move from television to the Internet embodies the lingering differences between the forms.

The second principle of justice, which is embodied in the difference principle, proposes that individuals within a society, operating from the 'original position', would be willing to accept inequalities in the distribution of social and economic advantages so far as it disproportionately benefits the worse-off group (22, 32).

At the U.N. the president stated that America "embodies" the idea that "we are strengthened by our differences, and not defined by them".

Sach, now a neuroscientist at the University of California, San Diego, embodied this difference by dancing in the various styles of processing: awkward and hunched for the irregular verbs and graceful and limber for the regular verbs.