Sentence examples for embodiment and development of from inspiring English sources

In "Fences," the actors give and give and give; their devotion to Wilson's words and world is — with only a few exceptions — more moving and more immediately human than their embodiment and development of the characters they portray.

Properties of the human embodiment — sensorimotor apparatus and neurological structure — participate directly in the growth and development of cognitive processes against enormous worst case complexity.

All of us face the joy of embodiment and the struggle of embodiment, that's the nature of being alive.

Alexander Hamilton was the first embodiment and definer of this creed.

I view dance as the embodiment and transmitter of traditions.

Institutions are the embodiment and reproduction of a particular coalition of temporal forces.

They see the state as the embodiment and guardian of Chinese civilisation.

But crying as an embodiment of empathy is, I maintain, unique to humans and has played an essential role in human evolution and the development of human cultures.

The movie turns ugly, and the development of the McDonald's empire comes off as the embodiment of a dream turned sour, of a grand vision corrupted by the will to power.

As an embodiment of a "traveling technocratic rationality", the ATDCs are important sites for negotiations over knowledge and politics, and the meanings of aid, investment, and development, as part of the wider playing out of China's engagement in Africa.

With his weak, wobbly chin, pale skin and paler eyelashes, Mr. White is an uncanny embodiment of arrested development.