Sentence examples for embodiment of life from inspiring English sources

I have lunch with Anji Hunter, Tony's peacemaker, and the living embodiment of life after politics.

Meet Let's Just Call Him Simon, the face of Renault's new four-year warranty and the human embodiment of "life's ups and downs".

For me, running for U.S. Senate, this issue is the embodiment of Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness, upon which the very foundation of our nation is established".

Apart from their rich association with childhood, butterflies are symbols of freedom, the embodiment of living life to the full.

"This expression of the concept of the female body as the embodiment of life-affirming forces is perhaps the most extreme in Indian iconography," the museum label notes rather dryly.

He is, in short, a strutting, smirking embodiment of what life does to everyone.

"I mean, make a small embodiment of ordinary life, from a daughter's, wife's, mother's point of view.

This ghost fee collector is the bad conscience of "1Q84," an embodiment of all life's lost souls and unpaid debts.

This unrepentant embodiment of thug life debases two women -- a white actress (Jennifer Sky) and a black, upwardly mobile college girl (Reagan Gomez-Preston) -- for sheer, petty sport, and acknowledges his own ugliness as he does so.

You are the embodiment of a life meant to be lived.

"Overwhelmed by the heartbreaking charm of these figures and their disquieting embodiment of both life and death, I sought to understand the medium better.