Sentence examples for incarnates the from inspiring English sources

Gerwig superbly incarnates the contradictions of this insecure woman.

After all, he himself incarnates the American Dream.

To Eyestones, Laura incarnates the vacuity of contemporary America: "Her trains of thought had no cabooses".

The cockpit incarnates the American frontier spirit as symbolically as did the corrida for Hemingway.

Gattuso incarnates the quality known to Italians as grinta, or fighting spirit.

In "Little Secrets," which opens nationally today, Ms. Wood incarnates the ideal Middle-American teenager.

Jet aircraft incarnated the future.

Cruyff incarnated the new way.

"I am there to incarnate the Schiap spirit," she said.

"He doesn't incarnate the rural world, that's all," he continued.

He seems more like a prime minister; he does not seem to incarnate the state".