Sentence examples for embodiment of it from inspiring English sources

That, to me, isn't an example of heroism; it's the embodiment of it, its purest expression.

As Ms. Marcovicci has matured, she has become less the gushing fan of the world she conjures than an embodiment of it at its most charming.

Teddy was the embodiment of it.

Brady is not just the quarterback in the Patriots system; he is an embodiment of it.

There's no more poignant definition of auteurism than in Chaplin's embodiment of it.

But Mr. Baumbach's conception of the character and Ms. Gerwig's embodiment of it push her in a different direction.

Cahiers du Cinema considered it the living embodiment of its auteur theory and it laid the groundwork for a solid decade of classics.

My soggy year in Vancouver was the embodiment of when it rains, it pours.

For the Chinese, the state is the embodiment of its civilisation: as such, it could not be more important, it lies at the heart of the Chinese pysche.

In stark contrast to its counterculture origins, Apple seems to have evolved into the embodiment of everything it once despised — a greedy, callous, ruthless behemoth beholden only to fund managers who demand incremental profits every quarter at any cost.

Later I discover that the gleaming edifice of the Emirates stadium, Arsenal's home ground, is the literal embodiment of this: it was built on top of a council rubbish dump.