Sentence examples for embodiment of all things from inspiring English sources

According to Rudyard Kipling, the place was "the embodiment of all things pure, all things holy, and all things unhappy".

And he has revelled in his defiance of the IMF the embodiment of all things big, bad and western.In this section Who really runs Pakistan?

(There is no category for best dancer and even I, fanatic in my belief that Astaire was the embodiment of all things perfect, wouldn't argue that he should ever have won best actor).

Uncle Drew's embodiment of all things street ball, such as good-humored trash-talking and performative one-upsmanship, adds an authenticity that a traditional advertisement wouldn't be able to provide, said Jay Tucker, executive director of the UCLA Anderson School of Management's Center for Management of Enterprise in Media, Entertainment and Sports.

"Employment is traditionally the embodiment of all things contrary to the above.

As its French title would suggest, Rome's La Maison is the embodiment of all things chic (Parisian or otherwise).

Of course, as with anything remotely progressive, it didn't take long before Christian Voice, that embodiment of all the things that can go wrong with a religion, were loudly condemning the initiative, promising to track down the schools before it perverts the minds of Britain's children.

Gillan later remarked that the album was "the embodiment of all the things wrong with Purple".

ThIs article originally appeared on VICE US.

So I sense that Sam currently sees Benny as the embodiment of all his past failings in regards to Dean, while Dean sees Amelia and the normal life she offered as the embodiment of all the things Sam has always craved (and always been willing to "abandon" Dean for).

Harley Quinn is an embodiment of all the conflicting things this frankly disastrous new movie, choppily written and directed [by] David Ayer, is attempting to do.