The former emphasize writing as a way of exemplifying character; the latter films use situations and devices to embody ideas.
A 23-year-old playground director, however, is another challenge altogether, and not even Mr Roth can make poetry out of sprint drills.Young Bucky Cantor organises ball games and strives to exemplify good character to his kids.
Among the events planned for the theater's reopening are the premiere of "The Heavens Are Hung in Black," a new play about Lincoln by James Still, and the awarding of the Lincoln Medal, which the board said honors accomplishments that "exemplify the character and lasting legacy" of Lincoln.
To exemplify the characters of AP genes studied in this work, we described several genes whose alternative promoter usage has been shown in literatures.
I think that exemplifies his character," Quayle continued.
As the avatar of virtue ethics and its popular exponent Aristotle, Spider-Man tries to exemplify the best character traits of his mentors while aiming to be the best hero he can be.
Just inside the entrance are statues of Clemente, Lou Gehrig and Jackie Robinson, who exemplify "courage and character".
In 2004, Thome won the Lou Gehrig Memorial Award, which is given to players who best exemplify Gehrig's character and integrity both on and off the field.
This extremism is exemplified by characters like Bruce Ritz, an English fashion photographer dying of AIDS, and Odele Iodine, the recently blind owner of Bar Bazukha and a faded lesbian rock star. .
Certainly the nonsensical monologues and rambling, desultory dialogue that make up much of the play suggest that Ms. Lee intends to stage an assault on the conventional seductions of theater that Shakespeare has come to exemplify: gripping narrative, characters of psychological depth and complexity, language rich in lyric beauty expressing discernible truths.
