Sentence examples for embody love from inspiring English sources
Her ability to embody love, happiness and virtue (all of which can easily give an actor the slip) is exceptional.
Sweethearts embody love that gives us hope.
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Let's create an army of advocates, advocates who embody love and champion equality each and every day.
Otters so thoroughly embody love that it's a wonder they haven't become the mascot of Valentine's Day sooner.
They fully embody love in such a beautiful manner that is largely derived from their Mexican culture that values putting family first and keeping family close.
See, this way the worst five minutes of each day turn into the best five minutes of each day, shining a bright neon sign that says "UNDER CONSTRUCTION" on the areas that need more attention for us to grow into self-aware, conscious, grateful people that embody loving kindness.
In "Haru No Umi," a duet choreographed by Mr. Naharin in 1982, Ms. Kajiwara embodied love lost, poignantly eluding her husband onstage.
The background vocalists repeating "it's so easy" evoke oldies radio (the song was written by Buddy Holly), and that catchiness, combined with the power of Ronstadt's voice, embodies love's silliness and magnificence.
The winged figure that embodies "Love" whittling a bow out of Hercules' cudgel, signed by Bouchardon in 1750, surely owes something to the smiling angel of the Reims cathedral — even if it fails to recapture the magic of 13th-century Gothic art.
His vision was to shape poor, benighted Targu Jiu around a central esplanade linking three great sculptures depicting the pilgrimage of life: "The Table of Silence," symbolizing divinity and communion; "The Gate of the Kiss," embodying love and sexual initiation; and "The Endless Column, a paean to Herculean triumph and an axis for the universe.
