Sentence examples for embodiment of institutional from inspiring English sources

"He was for me the embodiment of institutional memory -- he knew the agency, all the events that mattered, all the people that mattered," said John C. Gannon, a former deputy director for intelligence at the C.I.A.

The departure of Mr. Kohn, a 40-year veteran of the Fed who is seen as an embodiment of institutional memory, would have left Mr. Bernanke, an authority on the Depression, as the only economist on the Fed's board.

And Democratic superdelegates are "the embodiment of the institutional Democratic Party".

- Drew DeSilver: "In short, they're the embodiment of the institutional Democratic Party – everyone from former presidents, congressional leaders and big-money fundraisers to mayors, labor leaders and longtime local party functionaries.

Charlesworth's full title is "Bentley Motors' Director of Royal and VIP Relations, and Head of the Bentley Heritage Collection". That means he walks around as the living embodiment of Bentley heritage and institutional memory.

Roger Angell — our Roger Angell, colleague, friend, embodiment of this magazine's history and institutional memory — has come to town to receive his due: the J. G.

the embodiment of the dance?

He is the embodiment of their discomfort.

Teddy was the embodiment of it.

Embodiment of the Haas Defining Leadership Principles.

She was the embodiment of defeat.