Sentence examples for embody how from inspiring English sources

They embody how fluid those distinctions can be.

When Walton, Jones and their designated referee (Breen, Tom Hammond, or in the past, Greg Gumbel) click, they embody how a three-man crew should work.

Despite the financial support from Fernandes and Mittal, whose son-in-law, Amit Bhatia, sits on the board, QPR seems to embody how not to handle Premier League promotion.

Clinton played Val the bartender, who seemed to embody how the former Secretary of State would like to be seen: as a hardworking, wryly funny older friend, whose earned wisdom you can turn to at the end of a long day.

"We wanted Mr. Peanut to embody how we feel about the brand, not show up in the last five seconds of the commercials," said Terri Meyer, an art director at Foote Cone who is also an executive vice president and group creative director on Planters.

These modeling processes only reflect the consequences of human negligence or errors, production quality of devices, equipment management & maintenance, etc., but don't embody how these factors affect protection hidden failure probability.

Within the construct of embodiment, some lessons will be more embodied: how does learning compare in the passive (low) embodiment condition versus the active (high) embodiment condition.

None better embodied how we like to think of ourselves in the greater world.

Senator Joseph I. Lieberman embodies how the Enron Corporation's collapse has tied the capital in political knots.

In many ways, the match embodied how far Major League Soccer has come.

He has also studied old photographs of fugitive killers, then sculptured busts embodying how they might look years later.