4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Individually, students identity one person in American history, their local community or online who they feel embodies the spirit and philosophy of "D.I.Y".
The design staff made efforts to retain game mechanics they felt embodied the core of the original.
Later they engaged in an exercise where they described what they felt embodied successful leadership.
Valderrama: I actually walked around picking people at random that I felt embodied the unique sense of fashion in Latino culture.
My mom said she desperately hoped I would be a girl so she could name me Karma--a name she felt embodied love and goodness and wisdom.
Thompson is almost being Shakespearean, in the way he's created a character who's not connected to the world, hates himself, goes around destroying people he loves, whom you feel embodies a lot of the flaws that everyone has".
In a campaign defined in large part by the conservatives' intense desire to eject President Obama from the White House, the differences among evangelicals underscore the difficulties Republicans have had in putting aside divisions and getting enthusiastically behind someone they feel embodies their values and can win the election.
It is one of six works of fiction, chosen from 111 submissions, in the running for the £10,000 Goldsmiths prize, which goes to "fiction at its most novel", and to works that judges feel embody "the spirit of invention that characterises the novel genre at its best".
A cause candidate is one voters feel embodies their hopes, dreams, and aspirations.
It is just after midday at Tobacco Dock in Wapping, East London and I'm here to experience Seth Troxler's Acid Future, a knees-up billed in advance as a contemporary celebration of acid house, of which Troxler himself has said "Rather than looking backwards we're looking forward, inviting artists from all over the world which I feel embody the spirit of acid house in 2015".
