Sentence examples for heading embodies from inspiring English sources

Oklahoma has rarely found itself in the vanguard of antipoverty thinking, but the class to which the two women were heading embodies a vigorous new idea — something known locally, and archly, as "the marriage cure".

The ride, Toy Story Mania, is super high-tech with lots of audience interaction and advanced technology which Mr. Potato Head embodies most creepily.

To wear sunglasses after dark is to – in your head, or rather on your head – embody the Balearic dream that you will be partying into the sunrise.

This article describes conversation-based assessments with computer agents that interact with humans through chat, talking heads, or embodied animated avatars.

The artist Rebecca Nassauer's 12-year-long battle with breast cancer culminated in a large series of sculpted heads which embody both her state of mind and the remaining healthy part of herself.

The JBL/Roxy partnership will deliver substance in sound and style, with a headphone line that will turn heads and embody the reputation of a sound pioneer.

Hands crossed behind his back, head bent, he embodies loneliness.

Meanwhile Creon, as head of state, embodies all the certainty, arrogance and myopia of inflexible authority.

Lunney headed a simple chain of command that embodied clear communication and informed decision-making.

Well aware of the definition of insanity, and keen perhaps not to historically embody it, Babur eventually and reluctantly headed south, to Kabul.

On a chilly evening last week, a marketing analyst named Effie Philippakos seemed to embody these fluctuations after she hurried into the store and headed straight for the spirits.