Sentence examples similar to embodying obstacles from inspiring English sources
For if it turns out that the luck or lack of control delivered by determinism is but one source of luck among others, then determinism does not embody a unique obstacle to free will and responsibility, at least when it comes to control.
Human art, religion, and philosophy embodying "Absolute Spirit".
To the extent that national laws embodying or requiring compliance with international standards on labeling were enacted in order to inform consumers, or to avoid confusion or misleading impressions, they would be "rebuttably presumed not to create an unnecessary obstacle to international trade", under the TBT Agreement [ 98].
Breaking boundaries by overcoming obstacles and taking risks embodies the spirit of entrepreneurship.
Jacob Jonas embodies disease, and Marissa Labog is its target in "Obstacles," a piece that Jonas' dance company premiered Friday in Los Angeles.
As indicated, I think the Adams 'general commercial law' state rule is an obstacle to the execution of present congressional policies embodied in statutes.
He embodies the in-jokiness that is, in my view, the only obstacle to a worldwide Troubie cult.
She embodies the American dream: She was a poor, black, Southern girl who overcame obstacles of race, gender and abuse to become one of the world's wealthiest and most powerful people.
In fact, the biggest obstacle to the success of Hirsch's curriculum is the kind of thinking embodied by his dictionary.
