Sentence examples for embodiment of herself from inspiring English sources

And yet, like a fine Proustian sentence, she will have gathered time and harvested memory, lived through a million bodily shocks and mental joys and arrived at the perfect embodiment of herself right now.

She has a clothing line called Dream Out Loud, a perfume (marketed as "the scented embodiment of the star herself: fresh and sweet with warmth from within") and more than 40 million Facebook "likes".

Perhaps Lava Baby is also an embodiment of the artist herself, who can be found on Instagram under the same pseudonym, @lava_baby.

Herself the embodiment of what she calls the American Dream come true as a first generation Mexican immigrant, Sigala attended Pomona College for her undergraduate work.

She made herself the embodiment of Brazilian Girls' songs: a not-so-simple object of desire.

By declaring herself the embodiment of Christ on earth, she assigned spiritual authority usually associated with men to a woman.

The female journalist Masih Alinejad, who created the page, is herself an embodiment of Iran's complex society.

And so Aurora herself, this embodiment of spring and renewal, starts to become not just a character but also a life force at the ballet's center.

Ten years later, "30 Rock" serves as a remInder of how far we've come when intervening depictions of women on TV, and how much farther we have to go. .

For me, she epitomizes Iyer's "global soul," in that she has become a living embodiment of global interconnectedness, becoming rootless herself in an effort to plant enduring and global seeds of change.

the embodiment of the dance?