Still, for now, it's the far right, embodied in the Tea Party candidates who defeated more moderate Republicans in primary elections, who have hijacked the discussion.
Three seniors (Mateen Cleaves, Morris Peterson and Granger) and two juniors (Charlie Bell and Andre Hutson) so far have embodied the team's refuse-to-lose motto.
Riccardo Muti became music director of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in 2010, when he was 69, and his tenure so far has embodied a best-case scenario of a storied conductor in a new position with an orchestra willing to support him.
Far from embodying a growing radicalization among the youth, he stood at the margins not only of French society but also of the Muslim community.
He's from before the age of protest, before the Beatles, and, far from embodying a lost set of styles and manners, he represents the absence of cool.
Yet far from embodying a model of fiscal authority or contemporary chic, Mr. Rellie comes across in the picture as the man hired by the caterers to make balloon animals.
It was a theme the concert embodied far too well.
And yet Paul's story embodied far better all that was uniquely, strangely Austrian about the Wittgensteins.
Even though the agreement embodied far more than public-health advocates had ever dreamed of, once they saw how much they had gotten, they wanted more.
The B.J.P.'s embrace of the far right is embodied by the rise of Gujarat state's chief minister, Narendra Modi, a controversial figure who represents an uncompromising strand of his party's Hindu-nationalist ideology.
