Sentence examples for have embodied that from inspiring English sources

Pakistan's foreign minister, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, seemed to have embodied that kind of determination when he said famously in 1965, "If India builds the bomb, we will eat grass or leaves, even go hungry, but we will get one of our own".

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.

This is not the first time design has embodied that myth.

Which brings us to the man who up until now has embodied that aesthetic.

His sisters and Barakat had embodied that idea, and now people would be more likely to pay attention when you told them about it.

Reyes has embodied that persona for the Mets, but there is substance behind his style: the team is 26-7 thiseasonon when Reyes scores at least one run.

Puleri, the Hitmen quarterback, has embodied that quest during a vagabond career that has included stops in Canada, Europe and the Arena Football League.

Ms. Rainer considers Ms. Morgan her mentor, and has embodied that relationship in a group photography show that she curated at the Rye Arts Center, "Intimate Encounters: the Mentoring Relationship," which runs through Nov. 16.

Sweet Water has embodied that there is a possibility for something other than the traditional, normal, economic approach.

Not for Mr. Joisel were the paper boats and wobbly tables that have embodied origami for generations of children.

(Plays that have embodied this at least slightly misanthropic perspective include Bruce Norris's "Pain and the Itch," Gina Gionfriddo's "Becky Shaw" and Mr. Weitz's "Roulette," "Privilege" and "Show People").