Sentence examples for have personified from inspiring English sources

"In one person, in one interview, in one place, you have personified what it was black Mississippi was saying to white Mississippi after all these years," he says in "Booker's Place".

If Yves Saint Laurent can be said to have personified not only the stereotype of fashion designer as tormented soul but also to have parodied it, it is not because he lacked for either genius or demons.

The Sox, all this while, have personified the rigorous and unbending difficulty of sport, and the grisly details of their ways of losing and the depths of their fans' suffering have been absorbed not just by eight- or nine-year-old boys and girls growing up in Brockton and Great Barrington but by the rest of us, smug at home on Schadenfreude Lane.

No, instead you had the San Antonio Spurs, who have personified stubbornness since cellphones were as big as bread boxes, and the Chicago Bulls, a collection of spare parts being held together by duct tape and baling wire, and whose official team fragrance is an antiseptic.

Sonic and Mario may have personified the console war, but it could have been very different.

Few trailblazers have personified this archetype more fervently than Rob Stone.

He had personified the state.

Cowgill has personified some of those issues.

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.