Sentence examples for embodiment of reality from inspiring English sources

Jade Goody became the very embodiment of reality TV and a life lived in front of the camera.

The trial of Saddam Hussein is the embodiment of reality everywhere that the perpetrators of purges and collectivization can be consigned to serfdom if the world sticks to its guns.

The tomb was built in the form of three great cubes, after the teachings of the visionary artist Kasimir Malevich, who considered geometrical forms as the embodiment of a higher reality.

As Donald Harman Akenson writes, the God of Hebrew Scripture is meant to be an "embodiment of what is, of reality" as we experience it.

A sort of sci-fi noir, Caprica is set 50-odd years before the events of Battlestar Galactica, and explores how the human colonists first developed the Cylons – as physical embodiments of virtual-reality avatars.

Vaporwave's deadpan embodiment of our hi-fi reality coudn't be any more relevant.

To the outside world Queen Victoria, Prince Albert and their family seemed the embodiment of domestic bliss, but the reality was very different, writes historian Jane Ridley.

Yet Mr. Morris is also an embodiment of one of the unchanging realities of the music business: that despite all the changes in technology, there is still money to be made in hits, and staying successful means holding on to a bigger piece of a shrinking pie.

For all the changes in the music business, Mr. Morris, 72, "is also an embodiment of one of the unchanging realities of the music business: that despite all the changes in technology, there is still money to be made in hits, and staying successful means holding on to a bigger piece of a shrinking pie".

This picture was consistent with the common view of Nazis at the time: they were the embodiment of evil, the point at which reality merged with melodrama and kitsch.

The naturalism of Democritus, Hobbes and others derives everything from what can be cognized and is pluralistic in structure; idealism of freedom as found in Plato, Kant and others insists on the sovereignty of the will and is dualistic; objective idealism as found in Heraclitus, Leibniz and Hegel affirms reality as the embodiment of a harmonious set of values and is monistic.