But Cupich, a charismatic clergyman and grandson of Croatian immigrants, embodies the themes of the Francis papacy.
The text contains themes embodying the theme of filial loyalty, and as in the Analects, such loyalty takes precedence over public justice.
Virtue ethics also tend to embody the theme that the ethical life of right (and in the case of Chinese and contemporary Western virtue ethics) caring relationship to others is necessary for human flourishing.
Hemmings's physical demeanour, combining down-to-earth chippiness with an almost ethereal air of fragility, admirably embodied the themes of a groundbreaking movie, which dissolved the barriers between art and popular cinema.
Other characters also embody the themes and characters from Chekhov works such as Nina from The Seagull.
She compared the disc to the works of Perry and Britney Spears, although felt that Lana Del Rey was more successful in embodying the themes of "love, identity, femininity and America" than Diamandis' generic production values allowed.
"I embody the themes of the movie which are the values of family, courage and compassion and a sense of right and wrong, good and bad and justice," Oldman said of his character.
The junction of all these elements is an airy structure made from transluscent woven synthetics not often used in architecture, but which the designers hope will embody the themes of both "Garden" and "London".
The story of rebellious young boys who seek to create the ideal society but end up as "good citizens," it embodies the main theme of his writings the humorous exposure and realistic portrayal of the narrowness of the middle classes.
As the National Museum of Mexican Art describes, "Her name and image have become synonymous with Mexicanidad (Mexican-ness) as she embodies the central theme to which any study of Mexican identity must inevitably return".
