Sentence examples for embodiment of a broad from inspiring English sources
Whereas Cameron is the public face of the party and the embodiment of a broad ideological vision, Osborne is the arch-tactician, the political chess player who delights in the game.
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The rough yeoman farmer is the embodiment of a liberty broader than free trade and some of that spirit lives on in small towns and among those of us who aspire to own a home or land rather than serve as big finance's de facto serfs.
The sociology of the body and embodiment takes a broad perspective on the idea of "the body" and includes "a wide range of embodied dynamics including human and non-human bodies, morphology, human reproduction, anatomy, body fluids, biotechnology, genetics.
Now as his presidency comes to a close, Mr. Clinton's contentious drive to "end welfare as we know it" stands as an embodiment of his broader approach to the problems of poverty and race.
Fatah, once the embodiment of broad national aspirations, is faction-ridden and incapable of reviving its lost glory in the absence of its founder, Yasser Arafat.
A16 NATIONAL A18-29 Wasfare Reform Was Heart Of Clinton War on Poverty As his presidency comes to a close, Bill Clinton's contentious drive to "end welfare as we know it" stands as the embodiment of his broader approach to the problems of poverty and race.
In later years, Travers came to see Poppins as an embodiment of a mother goddess.
