Sentence examples for energetic embodiment from inspiring English sources
From the day we brought him home he was the energetic embodiment of love; his devotion to Diane and me is at times humbling.
All the most energetic embodiments of this "Sensation Type" had migrated to Hollywood between 1910 and 1930, and there they had achieved a psychological fulfillment inconceivable in any other time or place.
All the most energetic embodiments of this "Sensation Type" had migrated to Hollywood between 1910 and 1930, and there they had achieved a psychological fulfilment inconceivable in any other time or place.
Now Mr. Sharp, a 32-year-old with brown hair, glasses and a sprinkling of pale freckles across his face, is the human embodiment of Twitter, an energetic and smiling ambassador for that ubiquitous blue bird, ready and willing to answer questions, troubleshoot and offer free tips.
All of which makes the Slumber Party Girls — motivated, energetic and soon to be ubiquitous — an embodiment of the latest way to reach young consumers in their so-called 'tween years: using every possible avenue at once.
The tenor saxophonist Charles Gayle achieved some notoriety in the early 90's as the living embodiment of the first free-jazz era, playing sustained, energetic improvizations with a trio; more recently he's pulled back from the precipice a bit, playing works by bop-era musicians.
He was fascinated by the troubled diaries of the celibate storyteller - deemed the embodiment of purity by the Danes - which revealed an energetic wanker, and he became intrigued by the notion that while infants are entertained by the fantasy of fairy tale, adolescents turn to fantasy sex.
the embodiment of the dance?
He is the embodiment of their discomfort.
Teddy was the embodiment of it.
