Sentence examples for embodiment of a problem from inspiring English sources

We discover that her parents are exceptionally attractive people: Wasps of the Stevensonian strain, intelligent, wealthy, and hard-working (the father owns a crusading newspaper in San Francisco, the mother runs an avant-garde art gallery), and what arrives literally on their doorstep is the embodiment of a problem that they would have supposed themselves ready to battle to the death to resolve.

Like, physical-embodiment-of-a-leather-jacket hot.

Write a thesis statement, which is the embodiment of the problem.

Its equivalents are being developed at equally early stages of development in fields of computing such as 'unconventional computing' and 'morphological' computing', which look to the embodiment of information as a problem solving approach.

He did, and Tibetans lit bonfires of the pelts.So China persists in seeing the Dalai Lama as the embodiment of its "Tibet problem".

Leicester is the embodiment of a kind of ornate suburbia.

Harris is the embodiment of a true Aussie cricketer.

And Doc Watson is the embodiment of a mountain-music heritage.

In later years, Travers came to see Poppins as an embodiment of a mother goddess.

The Tata group, India's most revered conglomerate, hyped it as the embodiment of a revolution.

She once said taking pictures of famous men was like "the embodiment of a prayer".