Sentence examples for had been embodied from inspiring English sources

But at 3 43 p.m. on Oct. 4, 1955, Podres proved the man of the hour for Dodgers fans, whose unrealized quest for a World Series championship had been embodied in the refrain "Wait til next year".

At Gettysburg, Lincoln said that a pledge by the country as a whole had been embodied in a single document, the Declaration of Independence.

That mentality has been embodied by Phillips's quick recovery.

Traditionally this has been embodied by stars who are "difficult" to work with, or driving fast cars.

The controversy has been embodied in the Sagebrush Rebellion, which in its ultimate form, calls for federal lands to be turned over to the states.

That has been embodied in this year's absence of recrimination in the Easter Rising centenary and by the shared embrace of next month's Somme centenary, too.

This is a more compelling statement by far about why ratings have such significant impact on investors than that they have been embodied in some regulations surrounding capital allocation.

The essence of the doctrine of the Incarnation is that the preexistent Word has been embodied in the man Jesus of Nazareth, who is presented in the Gospel According to John as being in close personal union with the Father, whose words Jesus is speaking when he preaches the gospel.

In "A Chip in the Sugar," Mr. Davis takes on a part that has been embodied to perfection, on television and stage, by Mr. Bennett himself, while Ms. Chalfant has the thankless job of following Dame Maggie's immortal interpretation of "Bed Among the Lentils".

That unbalances the scales of an adversarial system whose great merit is allowing the material marshalled by either side to be tested – if need be, to destruction – by the other, and also undermines a principle of open justice that has been embodied in the common law since the fall of the Stuarts.

One can say some of this tension has been embodied within the Startup Visa controversy.