Sentence examples for in its embodiment from inspiring English sources

Bluegrass is a pitiless music, in its soul and often in its embodiment — it is the creation of Bill Monroe, a very mean man — and the coaxing from it of a nascent and capacious heart and an individual warmth is an accomplishment I admire.

It also differs in including clearance but not location in its embodiment of Bell-LaPadula.

They had worked to make their movement genuinely inclusive, both in terms of race and socioeconomic class, and in its embodiment of the varied experiences of gun violence around the nation.

But for esoteric Buddhism, that Dharma itself is being perpetually expressed in and as its embodiment in the phenomenal world, in its sounds, movements, and forms, and even in the thoughts of sentient beings.

The vision set forth by Augusta National in concert with the Royal and Ancient to pursue, in Payne's words, "the development of amateur golf for the purpose of creating heroes and legends among the representative countries and establishing role models who attract other kids to the game," has, in Guan, its embodiment.

The Holy Grail, in its pagan embodiment as a meteoric stone fallen from the sky, dominated Act I, a jagged rock suspended at the rear of the stage.

Silicon nanostructures have unique optical, electrical, and thermoelectric properties not observed in its bulk embodiment.

On the left, the image is shown in its gated embodiment.

Kûkai claims, however, that through training in Shingon esotericism, one can receive the teachings of the hosshin directly — that is, receive the timeless and absolute, cosmic and holistic, truth of the Dharma in its very embodiment.

In its simplest embodiment, source unification would entail presenting a unified list of the 3215 pathways included in all 12 sources.

In its first embodiment, the AP system may involve only one or two devices; however, we believe it will continue to expand as we learn more about what users want and need through ongoing, long-term home studies.