Gillan later remarked that the album was "the embodiment of all the things wrong with Purple".
"I'm an absolute embodiment of the way things have changed," said Ellen Warren, a senior correspondent at The Chicago Tribune who has been covering presidential campaigns for more than 20 years.
Of course, as with anything remotely progressive, it didn't take long before Christian Voice, that embodiment of all the things that can go wrong with a religion, were loudly condemning the initiative, promising to track down the schools before it perverts the minds of Britain's children.
For Chanel, who was raised by nuns in an orphanage from the age of 12, the number five was a signifier of the purest embodiment of a thing.
"Employment is traditionally the embodiment of all things contrary to the above.
According to Rudyard Kipling, the place was "the embodiment of all things pure, all things holy, and all things unhappy".
But the Pussy Riot case is being held up by Western diplomats and human rights groups as the embodiment of many things that are wrong with Russia, and the sudden, dangerous direction the country appears to have taken since Vladimir Putin returned to the presidency in May.
The blanket dismissal of anything is nothing but a tacit admission of fear, and the anti-big room brigade are an embodiment of thing that poses the biggest long term threat to club culture's future: snobbery.
And he has revelled in his defiance of the IMF the embodiment of all things big, bad and western.In this section Who really runs Pakistan?
(There is no category for best dancer and even I, fanatic in my belief that Astaire was the embodiment of all things perfect, wouldn't argue that he should ever have won best actor).
