Sentence examples for is personifying from inspiring English sources
verb
To be an example of; to have all the attributes of.
- Mozart could be said to personify the idea of a musical genius.
He is personifying the competitors of BigFix, which in this imaginary political world are financing his run for the presidency.
I mean this is the 60's and 70's police brutality and racism had to be at a high water mark and here he is personifying and becoming a hero for those traits.
Although obviously Discount Saints is personifying a very niche character a Latina from the Bronx—I want my work to be universal, so that someone who is not from the Bronx can still appreciate it.
That will is personified by the president.
The same must be true whenever death is personified.
"The Thermidor (or betrayer) of the Revolution is personified by Diosdado Cabello," wrote Dieterich.
Today this type is personified by Sean Spicer, Donald Trump's questioner-bashing press secretary.
That sort of predatory glamour is personified by Catherine Deneuve in "The Hunger".
The breed is personified, still, by Sir Jeremy Heywood, the cabinet secretary.
The bond is personified by the link between Kong and Waldner.
Another theme, concussions, is personified in Brian Westbrook, their veteran running back.
