If I'd landed at one of the ritziest hotels in one of the ritziest places on earth -- a place named Courchevel -- with an idea of settling in to ski the fabled slopes and cast a gimlet eye on the bread and circus of the rich and famous, well, dog or not, Al Capone embodied a message I could heed: act like you belong, take your Milk-Bones where you can, and try not to soil the Oriental carpet.
Finally, Jenn explained the importance of embodying a message.
The baby born in a cave, in a manger, grew up preaching and embodying a message of the coming kingdom of God -- God's reign and rule on the earth, a kingdom that would bring justice and well-being to the whole world.
On the way back to Seth's house, we talked about Amos, who seemed to me to embody a different message from that of the men who conceived of the settlement project.
Don José's transformation and Carmen's murder embodied a strong message to the 19th-century middle-class audience Carmen's deviant, immoral actions would not be tolerated and any contact with her would lead to pain and eventual social, spiritual, and moral ruin.
She offers a grounded embodied spiritual path that promotes a message of compassion, love and selfless service.
The next step was a message which became embodied in the Economy Act, giving the President extraordinary powers for balancing the Budget.
Following is a short personal history with a message of family love embodied in PFLAG pioneers - luminaries of LGBTQ activism - that should be captured and remembered.
Her vibrant garments exalt black family and culture and, when worn by the artist in her daily life, became powerful statements in which the artist literally embodied a goal or message of the Black Arts Movement.
But it's the fact that he appears to embody that message that makes him such a potent messenger.
In a society where money and recognition are the key definitions of success, they embody the message that blacks can do a lot better than mere equality.
