Sentence examples for embody a force from inspiring English sources
Dionysus seems to embody a force rightfully needed and rightfully feared.
Embodying a negative force of energy — in this case, a meanspirited woman who never leaves her rocker if she can help it — doesn't come as easily.
A force able to embody rage and sorrow within a single phrase, Plant's operatic moan is as undeniable as it is identifiable, a truth that's apparent throughout the band's first three records and endured until its dissolution in 1980.
As a woman, she has been forced to embody a succession of tedious female stereotypes, but she twists this oppressive force in order to get her own way".
Prudential acquiescence can actually be counteracted by a vision of progress through science which has served as a mandate for the autonomy of science, but could also lead scientists to become active in the wider world, as an embodied force of progress.
Parliaments and councils embody paralysed force, gesture without motion, as the real decisions are taken elsewhere: by the money, for the money.
But when t assassin's bullet struck, he seemed to transcend even that role; in his death, he seemed to embody the force of Reason itself, struck down by the forces of Chaos.
This concern was an expression of changing gender roles; but, while on one hand it embodied a reaction against forces of change, in some respects it also signaled the movement toward greater gender equality.
They embody a complex technology.
Stamps embody a promise and a faith.
