In many of Godard's later films, he seems to be eating his young, to be dominating and deriding young creators with the force of the enduring past that he himself embodies.
Trump, in the way he carries himself, embodies the complete disavowal of impulse control we see in the novel.
Mr Mahfouz himself embodied the essence of what makes the bruising, raucous, chaotic human anthill of Cairo possible.He was a perfect gentleman: self-effacing, tolerant to a fault, and a consummate listener.
Vincent Cronin disagrees, stating Napoleon was not overly ambitious for himself, that "he embodied the ambitions of thirty million Frenchmen".
Fogelin [1976], for instance, a paradigm representative of Orthodoxy, treats this as a case where he himself, a living embodied human being, keeps a diary and records the occurrences of a sensation which he finds it impossible to describe to anyone else.
After the Endurance sank, leaving the men stranded on the ice with three small lifeboats, several tents and supplies, Shackleton realized that he himself had to embody the new survival mission — not only in what he said and did, but also in his physical bearing and the energy he exuded.
Rather, Confucius most admired the person who cultivated himself to such a point that he embodied a host of virtues associated with royal birth.
The man who claimed he embodied change seemed ready to change himself.
Jesus calls himself the way, the truth and the life, because the truth he embodied was a particular way of life, a life we are called to embody in our lives.
Apart from J.F.K. himself, nobody embodied the lighthearted élan of the New Frontier better than he did — not even Bobby, brooding and severe.
He endears himself to readers because he embodies so many human foibles, such as laziness, fear and attachment to routine.
