Sentence examples for embodiment of bad from inspiring English sources

Paul Bell, who runs Dell Computer's operations in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, describes inventory as "the physical embodiment of bad information".

A tangle of unsavory (and often comical) contradictions, by turns affectionate and cruel, Jay is the living, walking, cursing embodiment of every bad boyfriend known to woman (and man).

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?

In my imagination, the house in Dover was an embodiment of the zone of bad truth in my head.

The "I ♥ Ferguson" shop is the physical embodiment of a place making the best of bad circumstances.

Back then, some of us felt sorry for Jones as the embodiment of an admirable woman who chose bad company.

Certain traits become codified into a bad-faith embodiment of a type rarely found in nature: the stunning blond 23-year-old astrophysicist whose precocious brilliance and professional-grade beauty are no match for her otherworldly self-confidence, say, or the workaholic mercenary encumbered by emotions.

Big oil, everybody's favorite embodiment of all that is evil, plays the bad guy here, drilling in Oregon in an unsafe manner that annoys the Earth itself.

Helene is a nightmare, or at least the embodiment of a certain familiar fear: the bad woman (welfare queen) periodically held up as a symptom of some grave social disorder.

This ghost fee collector is the bad conscience of "1Q84," an embodiment of all life's lost souls and unpaid debts.

Sure Mom was right: Mary Alice set a bad example, but she was the embodiment of Thanksgiving, both positive and negative.