Sentence examples for indeed the embodiment from inspiring English sources

And yesterday, with six weeks until the first round of presidential voting, Mr. Sarkozy gave a speech that crackled with the issues and the arguments that he will use to convince the French people that he is, indeed, the embodiment of their anger and anxiety.

Ray is indeed the embodiment of the strong, silent type.

Aptly named, Estelle was indeed a star, the embodiment of grace.

Indeed, he was practically the embodiment of an opera-hater's parody conception of a male opera singer — so huge he could hardly support his own weight, robustly Italian, blustering, flamboyant and oddly child-like.

Indeed it can be argued that the dictator is the embodiment of time and timelessness: "the only thing that gave us security on earth was the certainty that he was there, invulnerable to plague and hurricane..

"It is the embodiment of our heritage, our liberties and indeed our sovereignty as a nation".

What Ms. O'Donnell shares with her distinguished forebears is an ability to shape an easy rapport with an audience, to honor the audience by being the embodiment of their values and aspirations -- a singular talent indeed.

The results are utterly transformative; Weisz overleaps the trends of contemporary acting and, without parodying or copying earlier stars, turns her character (and indeed her embodiment of that character) into an incarnation of the historical moment itself.

But the embodiment of such ideas here is far more incisive, more vehement and, indeed, louder than has been usual for Mr. Sciarrino.

the embodiment of the dance?

He is the embodiment of their discomfort.