Sentence examples for for her embodiment from inspiring English sources
The university also issued her parents a diploma-like certificate recognizing Green for her embodiment of Penn State ideals of academic excellence, athletic success with honor and compassionate civic leadership.
The film is also a shot across the bow of all the (mostly white) feminists who have sought to eject Beyoncé from the sisterhood for her supposedly imperfect embodiment of feminism, from what we're certain must be her steely refusal to be (to steal from TLC) "unpretty", to her skimpy outfits to her willingness to embrace the Mrs Carter moniker.
And Ms. Vichit-Vadakan's CD burner, which was supposed to allow her to make copies of music she loves for her friends, is the embodiment of a promise gone awry.
The speeches that Clarice Bernstein, Ms. Metcalf's character, comes up with impromptu for her boss are smooth, canny embodiments of the seductive spiels that Americans can't help falling for during campaign season.
Linda-Denise Fisher-Harrell's innate glamour and virtuosity make her a natural for the embodiment of the heroine.
In it, the black girl — she has no other name — makes her way through her native Africa, searching for God's presence, for an embodiment of his beneficence.
These models conduce to generate new guidelines for embodiment design for such plants.
The current guidelines for embodiment design for intralogistic systems are not sufficient to optimise such plants regarding their service conditions.
For the embodiment of all evil, the devil gets treated pretty well in Hollywood.
Another strophic form developed in Spain is the songlike zajal (melody), interesting for its embodiment of dialect phrases and the use of occasional words from Romance languages.
"Marnie," in particular, is one of the greatest of all films, not least for its embodiment of Hitchcock's frustrated obsession and Hedren's frozen anguish.
