Sentence examples similar to embodiment of independence from inspiring English sources

The BBC are the embodiment of the independence of the BBC … And I am mystified that nobody has chosen to resign".

Because he was the official embodiment of American independence from the British Empire, Adams was largely ignored and relegated to the periphery of the court during his nearly three years in London.

Jealous because she is the true embodiment of female independence.

It is no exaggeration to say that the 14th Amendment is the constitutional embodiment of the Declaration of Independence and lays the foundation for the American Dream.

The latter mourned him as the embodiment of "the indefatigable will of independence, freedom and democracy" for Lebanon.

In Mr. Heston, the N.R.A. found its embodiment of pioneer values — pride, independence and valor.

The French have long considered their language to be more than a tool of communication: it is an embodiment of culture, identity and independence.

She leaves a legacy to all who strive for dignity and independence, the embodiment of FEGS's mission.

But why, in these post-colonial times, is a member of the British monarchy, an embodiment of anglo-imperialism, invited to mark independence?

Answer: "The Declaration of Independence".

Held up as the embodiment of freedom and equality, it is revered in the US and credited with justifying the resistance to the rule of George III and influencing the Declaration of Independence.