Sentence examples for embody on from inspiring English sources
The Kremlin wants to anticipate the public mood, and is testing its candidates and the ideas they embody on television and in opinion polls.
This is where your friends and family come in – they supply you with a tantalising array of potential characters that you can write into your new play or use as inspiration for that character you want to embody on stage.
More than 1,000 calls alone went out from the home of Bart and Jody Pals in Mason City, who on Wednesday expressed the kind of optimism that Mr. Romney has tried to embody on the trail, modeling himself after President Ronald Reagan.
From the lawsuit: In order to transmit, perform, reproduce and deliver any sound recording of any musical work via on-demand streams or limited downloads defendants must first obtain not only the rights for the sound recording itself but also the rights for the underlying musical composition which is embodied on said sound recording..
As the author types out his drafts, his plot becomes embodied on stage.
The classic character in Thomas Harris's Hannibal Lecter series has been previously embodied on the big screen by Tom Noonan in Manhunter and Ralph Fiennes in Red Dragon.
She seems listless and somewhere else, as if she were missing the vampire lust she embodies on "True Blood," the HBO series in which she stars.
THE history of the computing equivalent of the concept car -- pioneering ideas embodied on the drawing board or in a research prototype -- is rich, even inspiring.
The subsequent inquest revealed that Belcher was not as redeemable as some of the troubled romantics he embodied on the screen.
"Right at the epitome of the symbolic order of Western civilisation – high art, opera – you've got Aboriginal imagery embodied on it.
According to Deadline, the series will centre on Jake and Elwood Blues, the characters that Aykroyd and Belushi debuted on a 1976 episode of Saturday Night Live, and later embodied on the big screen in the 1980 film The Blues Brothers.
