Sentence examples for functioning as an embodiment of from inspiring English sources

As does 2014's It Follows, which, on its surface, seemed like a typical, conservative take on sex, with the monster functioning as an embodiment of the risks of teen sexuality.

Though no one was up there playing it, the piano functioned as an embodiment of the music, and, as the Satie went on, the piano's ominous threat — it was difficult to avoid the thought of this huge, heavy thing crashing to the floor — seemed an apt match for the music, which, though it was fragile, almost innocent, carried its own sense of unease.

He functions as the embodiment of gritty American authenticity, the plainspoken voice of a romanticized heartland.

As an embodiment of this shift, Tavi has irritated some members of the Old Guard.

In later years, Travers came to see Poppins as an embodiment of a mother goddess.

APPLE is generally regarded as an embodiment of everything that is best about innovative businesses.

It is also trying to portray him as an embodiment of entrenched Washington.

As an embodiment of menace, few images are more stark than a rifle or a bullet.

"Suddenly I understood Pechorin as an embodiment of masculine ego at a certain stage of life," she writes.

Kesler sees President Obama as an "embodiment of the visionary prophet-statesman" of the Progressives, bent on our "Swedenization".

She references Pixie Geldof, although she struggles with her surname, as an embodiment of the London style she so admires.