Sentence examples for image embodies from inspiring English sources

According to King, this image embodies the cancer-industrial-complex: "The ribbon and the monument, side by side, represent an alliance between the nation-state, the nonprofit sector, and the corporate world (for whom the pink ribbon has become a staple of cause-related marketing)" ("Doing Good" 305).

GD: A good portion of it was trying to envision what image embodies great sacrifice, what paints the image of great sacrifice.

I don't know what is happening right now but it seems that everyone I know is going through a very difficult time and this image embodies the desperate, the weak, the hunger in us all coupled with the joy that can be both real and contrived.

Ronald Colman, in full Ronald Charles Colman, (born February 9 , 1891 Richmond, Surrey, England died May 19 , 1958 Santa Barbara, California, U.S ., Hollywood film actor whose screen image embodied the archetypal English gentleman.

It evoked the romantic image of the swashbuckling explorer unearthing a Lost City, an image embodied by Hiram Bingham, the American who in 1911 made the greatest Inca discovery of them all, Machu Picchu.

The myth of Superman, the superhuman hero who saves the world and preserves "the American way," is a notable image embodying modern Americans' confidence in the moral values that their culture espouses.

But she did care that the image embodied the way she and her friends, and even more so, girls younger than herself, were being forced to grow up so fast.

Some of these studies have investigated the image, embodied agent and modality effects in the same learning environment, but they were not the same studies that investigated the expressiveness effect.

When Playboy model Dani Mathers shared a photograph of a naked woman in a gym locker room with her thousands of followers on Snapchat last week, the caption she affixed to the illicit image embodied the promise and threat of the cameraphone era: "If I can't unsee this, then you can't either".

The firm is continuing the wholesome, All-American image embodied by deceased founder Dave Thomas Dave Thomas.

Patterson continued by observing, "For those who have been undervalued traditionally, for African Americans and others, the problem has been, that, however hard we look, we can't find our image embodied in buildings, or books, or anything associated with 'our history'.