Sentence examples for it embodied a shared from inspiring English sources
"When Disney World was built," Sullivan wrote, "it embodied a shared idea of America as pure capitalist fantasy".
All embody a shared tradition of compassion and verve, bloody-mindedness and practicality.
People Solutions that embody a shared vision that attends to the needs, goals, and identity of participants.
In thinking about products of change, the people frame guides change agents to consider solutions that embody a shared vision that attends to the needs, goals, and identities of participants.
A sculptural portrait with one of His's own portrait sculptures, the bust embodies a shared project of exact, three-dimensional anatomy.
It embodied a new difference.
It embodies a lot of innovative technology.
Never decorative, it embodies a chair's provisional character.
It embodies a competence long thought unachievable by American automakers.
If Soho China last year embodied the rise of new money, this year it embodies a new truth: The toughest will win.
The bust came out of a collaboration to model the face of the composer Johann Sebastian Bach and embodies a shared commitment to anatomical exactitude in three dimensions.
