Sentence examples for is perfectly embodied from inspiring English sources

That combination of Pollyanna and Cassandra is perfectly embodied in the multifaceted mind of Al Gore.

The trick to life, she seems to say, is perfectly embodied in her image of a pearl.

6. Cabal by Clive Barker (1988) Of his short novel set in Canada, Barker has said: "The 20th-century monster is perfectly embodied by the psychotic, soulless serial killer".

That aesthetic is perfectly embodied by the octogenarian singer Jimmy Scott, who began with Lionel Hampton and has lately been applying his stirring and still-innocent alto to songs by Prince and Elvis Costello; he appears on Friday night.

Those are perfectly embodied by the beautiful 74-year-old Miss Dalarsurong, who is also Mongolian and who has been acting for half a century.

Normally, one might balk at this sort of self-product placement: a novelist lays down, within a novel, aesthetic prescriptions that just happen to be perfectly embodied by the novel he has just written.

It has created a newly minted merchant class whose aspirations are perfectly embodied in the chalets – or "cholets" – that perch atop Mamani's buildings, striking duplex structures that enjoy light, views and private roof terraces, poking up above the low-rise skyline.

Of course, pop's new best friend, EDM, was perfectly embodied by O.G. superstar DJ Tiësto.

No embodied soul is perfectly unified: even the virtuous person, who makes her soul into a unity as much as she can (443c-e), has three parts in her soul.

And it is a journey that is perfectly (if I may use that word) embodied by the remarkable Natalie Portman.

Bobby is pitch-perfectly embodied, of course, by Jack Nicholson, a longtime friend and collaborator of Rafelson's.