The whole people became the authors of the constitution, which, as the embodiment of their will, became sovereign over the will of any subdivision of the people, including the majority.
Dame Primus – The embodiment of the Will, who consists in Sir Thursday of the First, Second, and Third parts of the Will.
The composition, considered a musical embodiment of grief, will be performed by the Westchester Philharmonic as part of the county's candlelight ceremony at Kensico Dam Plaza, in Valhalla, commemorating the 10th anniversary of the attacks.
The World Trade Center landlord, Larry A. Silverstein, is the embodiment of the will to build bigger and better on a site that New York has for decades seen as a symbol of the city's renewal.
Mr Aboul Fotouh said he wanted Egypt to be "the embodiment of the will and demands of the Egyptian people".
So maybe he isn't the best embodiment of the American will.
Even parliament – the embodiment of the popular will – is merely an obstacle to be dealt with.
That some problems are public problems, and that therefore they ought to be tackled by government, since democratic government is the embodiment of the public will and the appropriate vehicle for its expression, are widespread and respectable ideas.
The latter mourned him as the embodiment of "the indefatigable will of independence, freedom and democracy" for Lebanon.
Yet our government -- allegedly the embodiment of our collective will to survive -- has done NOTHING of significance to fight this mass murder.
