Sentence examples for embodying the same from inspiring English sources

For embodying the same sensibility, Wilkinson's book is both unusual and inspiring.

Among a stable of prewar keyboardists, Schnabel stood out as the anti-virtuoso, embodying the same commitment to the Austro-German repertoire as Marx and Bülow (he was one of the first to perform Schubert's sonatas in concert).

Leading this effort is the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, an organization committed to fostering the legacy of Rauschenberg's life, work, and philosophy; embodying the same fearlessness, and multidisciplinary approaches that Rauschenberg exemplified in both his art and philanthropic endeavors.

As he suggests, the great proponents of restraint in the past, like Holmes and Brandeis, embodied a spirit of humility rather than a grand theory; they displayed "modesty" about their own views "and respect for the opinions and judgments of others". For embodying the same sensibility, Wilkinson's book is both unusual and inspiring.

In his latest article, published in our Spring 2019 issue, Shani King traces the strengths and infirmities of past and present ICA frameworks and the different national goals embodied in each, and posits that ICA and immigration law should not be thought of as discrete issues, but indeed as two sides of the same coin, embodying the same national stressors and overarching goals.

The Dream Chaser embodies the same philosophy.

They embody the same kind of materialism.

The Constitution of 1787 embodied the same principle in the U.S. House of Representatives.

The turtle approach to computer graphics embodies the same principle of locality, in a different way.

I only hope the next NUS president will be able to embody the same qualities.

"Our restaurant doesn't look anything like it, but it embodies the same thing".