Sentence examples for embodiment of how from inspiring English sources

And he was fun, the embodiment of how much fun journalism could be.

But they may also be the best embodiment of how the Patriots find players to fit their system.

Walter Payton tops the list, not only as the quintessential Chicago Bear but also as the dependable, durable, tough-minded embodiment of how Chicagoans like to view themselves.

But his growth and maturity were the embodiment of how he and these underclassmen-laden Wolverines rallied in the second half, erasing a 14-point deficit in the final seven minutes of regulation.

Nguyen is the new-model entrepreneur, frugal and unglamorous--the embodiment of how to behave if you're going to launch a business in the Valley in these hard times.

The roar of the home fans recognised it for what it was, the embodiment of how Mourinho has instilled into his combative Inter side not to be intimidated by reputations, at home or abroad.

Webb himself is a fascinating outlier in the Democratic Party, and an embodiment of just how different the Party is in Virginia.

Truly, he is the physical embodiment of just how far you can get with three facial expressions and a matching number of hair transplants.

The sheer heterogeneity of human experience is one of his enduring preoccupations, and he has found, once again, an impossible and perfect embodiment of just how curious our species can be.

Obvious credit is due to both the Corbyn-jacket wearer and the photographer, who have staged an effective visual embodiment of just how oblivious the Conservative party have been to Corbyn's popularity among young voters.

"It was sort of the embodiment of him and how he spent his life.