Sentence examples for embodiment of their from inspiring English sources

He is the embodiment of their discomfort.

Smith was hailed as a potential savior in that victory, an embodiment of their revival.

As Pendleton stages it, the sisters' dark, safe house is an embodiment of their lazy solipsism, an affront to decency.

"It is a fantasyland of male military vanity, the embodiment of their own delusions of grandeur," Mr. Mathieson said.

As Austin Pendleton stages it, the sisters' dark, safe house is an embodiment of their lazy solipsism, an affront to decency.

An embodiment of their usually incisive, breakneck football this was not but Leicester's spiky stalemate with City nonetheless confirmed their status as winners of the calendar year.

"So many have cleaved to their libraries with so fond an affection," Porter writes, "and have learned to conceive of them as parts of themselves, as in a sense visible and tangible embodiments of their own being".

It is also true that, in the modern age of general celebrity and media-dominated politics, heads of state have a way of becoming fixtures of popular culture, shorthand embodiments of their time.

They are such actual embodiments of their names it's unnerving.

Even their angry messages of judgment are mostly just cheap shots, embodiments of their audience's petty prejudices and implicit hatred of racial and sexual minorities.

Some people, however, have the ability to fight shadows during the Dark Hour by summoning up psychic embodiments of their own identities through ritualistic suicide acts that is to say, magic teenagers fight monsters by shooting themselves in the head with fake guns to call up their brain-demons.