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But Harry actually embodies the values the Christian extremists only pretend to.' Harry was equally impressed.
Every technology embodies the values of the age in which it was created.
He embodies the values they respond to, the virtues they cherish, and the failures they identify with.
A Cinderella played by Drew Barrymore in the film "Ever After" is victorious for simple reasons: she embodies the values of modern feminism.
They reacted the same way when Martin Luther King stood up and said, 'I am a man.' The anthem embodies the values of our culture at different times".
Karl Robinson, manager of the club they revile as Franchise FC, embodies the values they seek, in a football world defined by shallow opportunism and casual disregard for tradition.
The struggle of our age pits the state against the anti-state, with weapons of mass destruction potentially mixed in: The West embodies the values and has the institutions central to winning that fight.
Representative David R. Obey, Democrat of Wisconsin and chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, denounced Mr. Bush for rejecting the health and education bill, which embodies the values and priorities of the Democrats who control Congress.
"Nobody embodies the values of our club more so than Simeone," said club president Enrique Cerezo.
Ethnicity embodies the values common to parents and community members that they transmit to children through rearing practices.
I have been told repeatedly – in places including Cuba, India and Norway – that Dickens is loved because he embodies the values that people like to believe their community embraces.
