Sentence examples for he embodies it from inspiring English sources
God does not establish morality; he embodies it.
He does not need to speak about black-white reconciliation because he embodies it.
Saying it's Trump who's wrecking the Republican Party ignores the ways that he embodies it.
He does not show emotion so much as he embodies it.
During the past 20 years America has been unhinged by ideological hubris – a disorder that Chomsky cannot analyse or even properly comprehend, since he embodies it himself.
It's Anderson's own counter-Scripture, a vision of a moral order, ordained from on high, that challenges the official version instilled by society at large — and he embodies it in images of an apt sublimity (as well as an aptly self-deprecating humor).
He embodied it and mocked it.
He may not have known the word "globalization," Jasanoff says, but he "embodied it".
"His particular background and experience is embodied in his work, but it's how he embodied it which is important," Mr. Wideman said of Mr. Jones.
This made him a groundbreaking contributor to the genre, and coupled with the deeper values he embodied, it created the context through which "almost single-handedly B. B. King introduced the blues to white America," Mr. Guralnick said.
As he stated the ideal, he embodied it, at once setting out an argument for higher taxes on the wealthiest Americans and speaking with authority about the ways in which the poverty of many black Americans is intertwined with family structure, the absence of black fathers (and wage-earners), in particular.
