Sentence examples for if it embodied from inspiring English sources

As a lifelong supporter of John Dewey, Hook believed that democratic society, if it embodied the critical method, would be capable of progressive improvement.

Besides, even if this project comes good, it will not gloss over what will presumably still surround it: a weird mixture of affluence and decline, which feels as if it embodies an overlooked malaise that existed well before the 2016 referendum.

But Goldberg is passionate about the lobby, as if it embodies Jewish continuity.

Sometimes history can only be retained if it is embodied in places, photographs, and the etchings and messages of desperate prisoners over some 140 years.

If it already embodied the best astronomy of the time, what more was there to do with it?

Brillouin characterised information as "bound" if it was embodied in the states of a physical device, but he explicitly stated that information contained only in the mind was "free", not "bound".

The Kantian tradition, in contrast, eschews the notion of consequences and urges instead that an action is right only if it is universalizable i.e., only if the moral rule it embodies could become a universal law applicable to all moral agents.

If it can be embodied in one person, then it can be embodied in many corporate communications professionals who will shape the future of communications.

In fact the commitment already emerges from (Necessitarian-T) if the necessitation relation it embodies is conceived as internal in the following sense: "An internal relation is one where the existence of the terms entails the existence of the relation" strung out between the terms; otherwise a relation is external (Armstrong 1997: 87).

For not only is it not especially a problem for naturalists, it is also not really a fallacy even if Moore is right that it embodies a mistake of some kind.

If Soho China last year embodied the rise of new money, this year it embodies a new truth: The toughest will win.