Sentence examples for is embodiment from inspiring English sources
noun
A physical entity typifying an abstraction
- You are the very embodiment of beauty.
Longo, M. R., Schüür, F., Kammers, M. P., Tsakiris, M. & Haggard, P. What is embodiment?
The sensible world, for example, is not evil, nor is embodiment itself to be regarded as straightforwardly bad.
What is embodiment?), 'world-views' (either secular or religiously inspired), or to the interwoveness of science, technology and society at large, tended to be regarded as being beyond the scope of ethical deliberation.
And it is EMBODIMENT, which is another way of saying lots of practice.
It's finding your way in the world: it's embodiment, emotion, attack.
When it does it serves as a reminder of how he's embodiment of golfing poetry in motion.
The core constructs of ecosocial theory are embodiment; pathways of embodiment; cumulative interplay of exposure, susceptibility and resistance; and accountability and agency.
The personas of Olson's star wrestlers are embodiments of tidy cultural perceptions.
They're embodiments of the old adage of bringing the data to the compute.
Insofar as they themselves are embodiments of the hosshin, what they preach are indirectly teachings of the hosshin.
These time-based art pieces were embodiments of the immaterial as a form of art.
