Sentence examples for embodying as from inspiring English sources

The sacred scriptures, embodying as they do the results of intuitive experiences of seers, therefore, should be accepted as authoritative, and reasoning should be made subordinate to them.

Perhaps no financial decision is as laden with emotion as the start of a college savings fund for a child, embodying, as it does, a family's most ardent hopes for the future.

At a deeper cultural level, her journey is yet stranger and more wonderful, embodying as it does a half-century of global feminism and the evolutionary arc of modern India.

North was held by some to denote an artistic breakthrough, embodying as it did a new strength and sophistication following on from the pared-down, rural, evocations and intensities of the earlier collections.

Sunday night along Central Park South, a small family went out for a stroll, embodying, as it happened, the contradictions of the season: mother in windbreaker and jeans with a scarf around her neck, father in short sleeves and shorts, 4-year-old boy in T-shirt and long pants.

Digging to America by Anne Tyler 277pp, Chatto & Windus, £16.99 The story of two Korean orphans adopted by very different American families, Anne Tyler's 17th novel at first seems to be quintessential Tyler fare, embodying as it does her favourite themes of home and homesickness, belonging and individual freedom.

For me, the pop ideal is embodied, as closely as anything else I can come up with, by the video to "Glittering Prize" by Simple Minds.

Vladimir Putin is frequently embodied as a grey alien face emoji.

The influence of integral over phase energy ζ is embodied as the particle internal energy ep.

The beatniks aimed at ecstasy, embodied as a social form in individual transcendence.

The only difference between the two conditions was visuomotor synchrony or asynchrony while embodied as Freud.