Sentence examples for embodiment of discipline from inspiring English sources

The consummate perfectionist was the embodiment of discipline, maximum effort, and intense dedication.

Even when he was younger, Kurt Masur seemed the embodiment of the Old World conductor, a German musician of discipline and rectitude, steeped in the great repertory, technically assured and immune to flashiness.

It is an embodiment of the object culture for women through discipline and learning.

In terms of discipline, discipline is freedom.

Support of acute organ system insufficiency is the raison d'être of intensive care and is the embodiment of the remarkable successes of a relatively young discipline.

But instead of the radiant embodiment of goodness, Sentain is a model of blank military discipline and obedience whose humane instincts are what get him into trouble.

At first glance, such innovations seem a perfect embodiment of the baby boomer ethos: why use traditional parental techniques like love, discipline or conversation to solve a problem when you can fix it via modem?

Rhetoricians, accustomed by their traditional discipline to look at communication from the communicator's point of view, regard the text as the embodiment of an intention, not as a map.

the embodiment of the dance?

He is the embodiment of their discomfort.

Teddy was the embodiment of it.