Sentence examples for it's embodiment from inspiring English sources

It's finding your way in the world: it's embodiment, emotion, attack.

And it is EMBODIMENT, which is another way of saying lots of practice.

Open daily 6pm-6am Some call it naive, others say it's the embodiment of Berlin's liberal charm.

That, to me, isn't an example of heroism; it's the embodiment of it, its purest expression.

It's the embodiment of a world view that only an obliviously incoherent person would willingly display, even flaunt.

It's the embodiment of classic Doom – knee-deep in the dead, last-bullet-in-the-chamber, brutal carnage.

It's the embodiment of the credo that Minaj told to Jay Leno: "When a person knows who they are, it's like they can do no wrong".

No, that's misleading; more likely it's the embodiment of my duties – not the least of which is talent – ignored by me and imprisoned in this bottommost oubliette of my mind".

"It's the embodiment of 'no frills', the perfect sweatbox for a noisy garage rock party," says Christopher Torpey, editor of music mag Bido Lito! "And, yes, the pizza is ace".

"People are attracted to golf because it's an embodiment of a lifestyle they want to live of fun," said Henry DeLozier, a Phoenix-based principal at the consulting firm Global Golf Advisors.

It's the embodiment of your potential to earn income.