Sentence examples for embodiment of true from inspiring English sources

Monstrously egotistical and surrounded by adulation, he nevertheless kept a reasonable grasp on the possible; forever taking false steps in politics, he emerged essentially unbeaten and superficially successful in nearly everything he attempted to do. Henry VIII has always seemed the very embodiment of true monarchy.

Harris is the embodiment of a true Aussie cricketer.

He described Mr. Zhou as the embodiment of a "true scholar".

Centre-back Joined from Brighton, August 2012 Transfer fee: £220,000 The embodiment of a true captain, Elphick also joined from Brighton to form an inseparable bond with his defensive partner and off-field friend Cook, who describes him as a natural leader.

"My Burberry is the true embodiment of our brand, in scent, in design and in attitude.

Iolo Williams, BBC and S4C TV wildlife presenter, said the red kite's journey back from extinction in England, Scotland and Ireland was the true embodiment of the battling Brit.

As WS Gilbert parodied the philosophy of the Chancery lawyer: "The law is the true embodiment of everything that's excellent".

In France, Dutronc is as synonymous with that decade as les Beatles and la mini-jupe, while in territories elsewhere his cigar-chomping visage is the true embodiment of French pop at its most chic.

For the sake of sheer titillation, as well as self-preservation, be forewarned that Ms. Rivera does rise, out of her first class seat, the embodiment of a dream come true, for a tango of reconciliation, as decades dissolve into the night.

Jealous because she is the true embodiment of female independence.

The true embodiment of what would later be called the Greatest Generation.