Sentence examples for has personified from inspiring English sources
Cowgill has personified some of those issues.
Nominations must include a short paragraph describing how the nominee has personified the award category's theme.
In recent times she has personified Arab insurrection against the West.
In short, he has personified precisely the standards of political excellence Burke set forth.
He has personified hope after more than a decade of mediocrity.
He is the closest surviving relative of the young woman who more than any other has personified the Holocaust.
He had personified the state.
The former prime minister Tony Abbott said Truss had personified "grown-up, adult government" and ensured "a decade of Coalition harmony".
The Irish defense, a unit that Te'o had personified and which had defined Notre Dame's undefeated regular season, allowed 529 yards.
Many complained that the man who had personified Turkish-Cypriot politics for over half a century had turned the north into a "vast prison camp".
China had personified its hopes for the 2008 Summer Games in Liu, a 25-year-old hurdler, who by definition was fragile.
