Sentence examples for embodying to from inspiring English sources

Creatively, he went where few performers ever could on stage, embodying to hilarious ends the likes of showbiz legends such as Bette Davis, Katharine Hepburn, Joan Crawford and a posse of other darlings.

Frederick embodied to his very core the contradiction in the term "enlightened despot".

As Malcolm, he embodied, to use a phrase Kenneth Tynan once affixed to a Laurence Olivier performance, "a panther among doves".

But he embodies to perfection the values of the Uruguayan footballer: humility, low profile, garra (fighting spirit) and commitment.

Miranda is doing the same, telling Adams and the Anglocentric American history he embodies to step aside.

We include a brief description of the "Scuff-o-meter" simulation, both low and high embodied to highlight the difference.

Mindfulness can be considered as a universal human ability embodied to foster clear thinking and open-heartedness.

When I was growing up, she just embodied to me what glamour and beauty are.

You choose what you want to promote, to embody, to put something on that can define who you are.

It will be because we are human, created and embodied to live as part of this planet.

This concept embodies to develop individual cytostatic treatment schedules for each patient.