Sentence examples for embodying this from inspiring English sources

Embodying this oppression is the Armed Forces Special Powers Act.

It's remarkable how comfortable actors seem to feel in embodying this discomfort.

The challenge of embodying this complicated, terrifying woman seems to burn away the years; if I didn't know Ms. Parsons was 80, I would never believe it.

The most dramatic rites embodying this principle are scapegoat ceremonies in which pollution is transferred to an animal or person by either touching, bathing with, or simply pronouncing the pollution transferred to the scapegoat.

Embodying this question with great ductile physicality is Mr. Carax's frequent collaborator, Denis Lavant, whose character, sometimes called Monsieur Oscar, is ferried around in a stretch white limo by his chauffeur, Céline (Édith Scob).

Perhaps inevitably, the company closest to embodying this future is another global giant from California, Apple, within whose exquisite walled gardens more and more consumers are gathering to play.

Crazy Horse embodied this spirit.

"Company" embodies this ambivalence.

Smith and its peers embody this ideal.

California's prisons embody this overwhelming failure.

Mr Carollo's political base embodied this process.