Sentence examples for embodiment at the from inspiring English sources

By the third scene in Act I, she is cursing the evil times and Richard, their embodiment; at the play's end, all her curses have been fulfilled.

Human embodiment at the visible level represents an essential stage in the manifestation of the Reality of Realities, but realization of that Reality takes place within the soul, that is, on the imaginal and spiritual levels.

In many ways, this is a communicative process while also an exploratory one with embodiment at the centre.

One of the cars he drove around after relinquishing A.M.C.'s helm was a modest 1964 Rambler Classic coupe, the embodiment of his at-the-time revolutionary bent toward efficiency; it wasn't even the top-of-the-line model.

BDC expands the design space by establishing embodiment at both the figural and vista scales by leveraging ideomotor coding and physical feedback to create identification with a remote body.

The simplest embodiment, at least for concurrent flow, is to regard the flow system as a case of perfect mixing at each point of a continuum where the composition varies from point to point of the continuum, as well as the stream rates, from one end to the other.

It's for anybody who has the will and the passion and a deep engagement with embodiment at large.

He is, perhaps, Mr. Akin's surrogate in the film, but he is certainly its embodiment at once of cosmopolitanism and also of a pervasive cultural confusion — which may, in the end, be the same thing.

Establishing embodiment at an environmental scale requires users to navigate a physical or virtual environment.

Lita Albuquerque beside Embodiment at Art Basel/Kohn Gallery booth, 2015 Photo courtesy of Eric Minh Swenson.

Obama, he argues, is a "work in progress," at times an embodiment of the most expansive progressive hopes, at other points a moderate centrist moving cautiously and politically through the thickets of his time.