Sentence examples for embodies to from inspiring English sources

Miranda is doing the same, telling Adams and the Anglocentric American history he embodies to step aside.

But he embodies to perfection the values of the Uruguayan footballer: humility, low profile, garra (fighting spirit) and commitment.

What Rendell embodies to French readers – the crime plot as a route elsewhere, a feminine intruder in an all-male genre – has proved sufficiently seductive to cancel any need for a tally of hits and misses.

"As an immigrant from India who built a life for himself in the United States, becoming a respected scholar, a best-selling author, and the president of the King's College in New York, he embodies to me what American opportunity is all about," he said.

She embodies to me what a strong, powerful, headstrong and "Don't play with me!" woman represents That's how I aim to identify myself as a woman currently.

An ACLU policy statement states:Our way forward lies in decisively turning our backs on the policies and practices that violate our greatest strength: our Constitution and the commitment it embodies to the rule of law.

Frederick embodied to his very core the contradiction in the term "enlightened despot".

As Malcolm, he embodied, to use a phrase Kenneth Tynan once affixed to a Laurence Olivier performance, "a panther among doves".

We include a brief description of the "Scuff-o-meter" simulation, both low and high embodied to highlight the difference.

Mindfulness can be considered as a universal human ability embodied to foster clear thinking and open-heartedness.

When I was growing up, she just embodied to me what glamour and beauty are.