Sentence examples for he personifies that from inspiring English sources

He personifies that strange time between sixth form and your mid-20s when many intelligent, articulate people struggle to find something they actually want to do for a living.

But it's the mindset he personifies that defines the fast-growing bank.

There is simply an expectation of excellence that he personifies that made us all remember why we wanted to work at the Washington Post and it's sort of euphoric".

"I feel like this movie is so important in Burton's overall work because of the way that the character is a surrogate for himself growing up in Burbank and how he personified that in these really surprising ways," Salvesen says.

"And Caracappa personifies that conflict," Mr. Bishop added.

The post-disaster development paradigm of "Build Back Better" personifies that perspective, within the critiques of that term and process (Kennedy et al. 2008).

Larry Summers personifies that failure of policy and politics, a failure that was as much Obama's as Summers'.

The uncompromising Mr. Leigh not only personifies that spirit in his very mien, but, as a late night conversation with Leigh groupies confirmed, he's also an inspiration to young filmmakers seeking to follow in his fiercely original footsteps.

If in his work he can appreciate the complexity behind progress, it is because he has personified that journey into the unknown.

At the Home Office, he seemed to personify that department's curious mixture of casual authoritarianism, well-meaning liberalism and administrative fallibility.His charge that the prime minister has lost purpose and direction is also a bit unconvincing.

He personifies everything that is good about Liverpool Football Club.