They have embodied both in their careers and are models for each of us.
By the end of "Para-Dice," they'll have embodied every textbook stereotype of "the primitive".
Few fighters have embodied the nominal title of people's champion more completely than Manny Pacquiao.
For most of the past eight years, and especially the last three, the Titans have embodied mediocrity.
Most significantly, CRB checks have embodied the way that society is already far too preoccupied with mistrusting adult – child relationships.
Not for Mr. Joisel were the paper boats and wobbly tables that have embodied origami for generations of children.
Very often modernising rulers have embodied secularism at its very worst and have made it unpalatable to their subjects.
Pirates may also have embodied rather advanced social and economic ideas, though scholars can't quite agree on what those were.
For New York sports fans, the last few months have embodied lyrics from a well-worn Beatles song: Little darling, it's been a long cold lonely winter.
Since the world war, they have provided most of the foreign ministers who have embodied Germany's belief in a Jewish state's inviolable right to exist.
The show might not have embodied the values of Tami Taylor, but "it was perfect," Britton said of her one season there.
