Sentence examples similar to embody differences from inspiring English sources

"The symbolism attributed to mermaids still persists; they embody difference, personal freedom and the natural world.

By contrast, more recent work on the sociocultural dimensions of disability had drawn our attention to the ways in which material and symbolic character of specific social formations work to 'disable' populations living with a variety of embodied differences.

She is nothing like Jones, who was amazing because she purposefully embodied difference and strove to be "other".

In Table  1, the different numbers of edges and nodes embody the differences between networks.

And in IBM's new quarters, no detail may better embody the differences between the business world's architectural and management thinking in the 1960s and the &apos 90s than the placement of the office of the company's chairman, Louis Gerstner.

The use of the term synthesis embodies the differences between this design flow and other approaches for generating ASIPs.

My annual frustration and redoubled hope of better cakes to come -- that's my mantra, like "Next Year in Jerusalem" -- embodies the differences between us.

I work with the "grain of the voice" (Roland Barthes), which for me embodies cultural differences in its color and timbre and rhythm.

The two house structures that live in the center of the larger drawing installation embody that difference.

Fast-forward nine months and Saturday's scene at RFK Stadium embodied the difference.

I think it's clear: Berlusconi's monopoloy of the media embodies the difference between the two sides.