Sentence examples for is completely embodied from inspiring English sources

Sorry Rick Santorum, but you wouldn't stand a chance against The Hunger Games heroine Katniss Everdeen, who is completely embodied, not just played, by Jennifer Lawrence.

That is, the claim that human knowledge and cognitive processing are completely embodied and are composed solely of sensorimotor content is an untenable position.

There was this kind of sense of Iowa as the new Midwest, and it was completely embodied by this guy at this great festival in a big parking lot on the Kum And Go stage.

What Insomniac has managed to do is completely embody that down-to-earthiness that few heroes care to present; emotionally, physically and mentally.

The anti-adhesive functions of Trask are entirely embodied within its ICD and are specifically due to tyrosine phosphorylation of the ICD as this function is completely lost in a phosphorylation-defective tyrosine-phenylalanine mutant.

That's all embodied in her.

We could just as easily have picked the Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud, for both Continental and Silver Cloud were built on similar platforms and both embodied what sadly is completely lost in the touring-car kingdom today: elegance.

Rumer: "I like all these women, but Sia embodies the idea of an artist who is completely independent and follows their whims.

That is completely, completely unfair.

Each of the other principals in the cast, all vividly and completely embodied, is given full due in the play's governing pattern of loss and pain, from Antigone's passionately ambivalent sister, Ismene (Maria Katsiadaki), to the doomed Haemon (Nikos Arvanitis), Antigone's fierce love and Creon's son.

Their bequests to liberal America aside, of course, Wilson and Breitbart were completely different animals, who embodied different eras in public discourse and different models of political engagement.