Sentence examples for having embodied from inspiring English sources

Architects talk about buildings as having "embodied energy": the amount of energy required to make and put together their components.

Having embodied his generation's longing for a political identity, he had no right to turn away into solipsism and empty artistry.

Having embodied adventures with another person — even in a V.R. suit — is more likely to trigger the deeper oxytocin-based bonding.

It is an irony of fate that Silvio Berlusconi, who always boasted of having created a business empire from nothing, of having embodied the American dream of the self-made man, and who always considered himself a champion when it came to numbers and money, should have been defeated in just the place where he always said he was in his element – in the market.

Tapping influences the vertical movement such that faster tapping creates more steepness and, by having embodied control of this mathematical process, students can internalize that slope is about a vertical change over a specific horizontal distance (Fig. 7).

Think of yourself as having embodied, symbolically, that image last night.

Earlier drafts had embodied the 'substantial' standard.

New York has embodied firmness and security.

When we have embodied presence, our posture shifts.

The Mets have embodied this sense of New York as underdog.

A company that has embodied that approach is Amazon.com.