Sentence examples for fully embodying from inspiring English sources

While fully embodying traditional Baul music and practice, Parvathy is also renowned for her efforts in renewing this ancient heritage.

The only other leading member of the cast who seemed to be acting in the same production as Ms. Netrebko was Mr. Relyea, who, despite his health problems, still sang the role of Giorgio with elegance and great dramatic conviction, fully embodying the austere but good-hearted Puritan nobleman.

Neil Patrick Harris takes on Count Olaf, fully embodying the character's evil, murderous nature while also being just campy enough to land the dark jokes and play up Olaf's many disguises.

Criticism such as bell hooks (one of the most prominent thinkers of our time) calling her a "terrorist" for claiming a feminist identity without fully embodying it, in hooks' opinion.

And as it's so, shouldn't it be I who is accorded the honor of pronouncing judgment on Christian Marclay's The Clock as fully embodying my theory that the structure of the mind, the structure of human perception, and the structure of art are all continuous and in accord with the structure of nature and Time?

Here in New York, Corbitt's spirit is not so much channelled as it is fully embodied.

That worldview – fully embodied by Hillary Clinton and her machine – is no match for Trump-style extremism.

Her ability to fully embody the work with such power and subtlety was astonishing and humbling.

The trouble is that each virtue is unreliable, and almost nobody fully embodies all three.

Daly fully embodies this role, in which a less intelligent performer might be tempted to show off.

"Hawking so fully embodies what the festival is all about -- courageous exploration of the unknown," Dr. Greene said.