Sentence examples for has embodied with from inspiring English sources

Lily's transformation is partially a slow recognition of the stereotypes she has embodied, with her charm bracelet and with her jock boyfriend who, we understand, used to be a nice person, but who is now "masculine" in a mindless way.

But the governor's race here has embodied much of what's wrong with politics across the U.S. Start with the money, which is always a pervasive and destructive influence, the green monster that is devouring democracy.

Though Mr Mandela has embodied such policies as reconciliation, and carried them out with remarkable flair, several have sprung from the party rather than from him.

Yet with Mr. Obama the dissonant chords have sometimes been amplified by the scale of possibilities he has embodied.

New York has embodied firmness and security.

Over the years, Kelly has embodied dozens of artists.

There hasn't been a band since who have embodied that with the same success as Pulp, but perhaps their legacy is more than just a handful of great records; whenever I visit Doncaster now I am jealous that young men in NHS glasses rarely have to run for their life from men in white shirts and fuzzy moustaches like I once did.

We have embodied this overlap in schizoaffective disorder, a diagnostic category with features of both schizophrenia and affective disorders but with poor construct validity [ 23].

Most significantly, CRB checks have embodied the way that society is already far too preoccupied with mistrusting adult – child relationships.

Conventional video-based face recognition systems have usually been embodied with two independent components: the tracking and recognition modules.

Ali, the champion to whom others will forever have to measure up, embodied, with all his contradictions, the energy and optimism of the civil rights movement and its hope that blacks would finally be treated as equals.