Sentence examples for game embodies from inspiring English sources

Today, tennis has become a ferocious competition between highly conditioned athletes, and no part of the game embodies this transformation more than the serve.

A new exhibition at the Arab World Institute in Paris explores how the game embodies political and social changes in Africa, the Middle East and beyond.

"I've been really impressed with the way that the concept art for the game embodies Lara's strength and beauty, without being overly sexualised.

GameZone believed that the game appeals to anyone who is a fan of pinball games or the Metroid Prime franchise, to which Play magazine attested, adding that the game embodies the Metroid Prime series well.

All of the games I mentioned succeed on so many levels when it comes to doing something and saying something different, but a great indie game is something that not only brings something new to the table, but everything about the game embodies what it is.

This man, who was so adept at analyzing the structure of the game - embodied by the pawn formation - was cavalier about the factor of time and of rapidity of development and what it could do.

According to various authors, the 'rules of the game' embodied in the precise formulation of the GRW and CSL theories represent all there is to say about them.

Zenko stated the game embodied three virtues; "simple, hot and deep".

For some, the pursuit of the games embodies Toronto's transformation into a 'competitive' global city.

Katniss Everdeen of The Hunger Games embodies this: a self-reliant hunter-gatherer who learned from her father, provides for her family, has trouble discussing her emotions and despairs at having to become "a silly girl spinning in a sparkling dress" to soften her appearance and increase her appeal.

Would video games embody middle-class respectability or suffer from the arcade's unsavory reputation?