Sentence examples for evolving Embodiment of from inspiring English sources

And maybe that is the evolving embodiment of certain French restaurants in New Jersey: decorum and restraint and backbone of classic French technique.

In stark contrast to its counterculture origins, Apple seems to have evolved into the embodiment of everything it once despised — a greedy, callous, ruthless behemoth beholden only to fund managers who demand incremental profits every quarter at any cost.

From Gaitonde's hands (and silent thoughts) the Indian intuition of abstraction, its emptied conduit for higher consciousness, would evolve into the embodiment of fleeting raptures frozen in paint.

In some ways, Sun Wenlin and Hu Mingliang are the embodiment of this evolving China.

Leonine in T-shirt and jeans, her frizzy, blondish hair streaming below her shoulders, Frances McDormand in "Laurel Canyon" may be the ultimate screen embodiment of a recently evolved species: Rock 'n' Roll Woman of a Certain Age.

Participants have historically burned representations of Judas Iscariot, the biblical embodiment of deceit who betrayed Jesus, but the holiday has evolved over the years, and "Judas" often takes other forms — like the current frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination.

the embodiment of the dance?

He is the embodiment of their discomfort.

Teddy was the embodiment of it.

She was the embodiment of defeat.

"It is the embodiment of Europe today".